BOARD OF MANAGERS Region IV Chair, Darrell Jensen, Principal Corner Canyon High School SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SCHOOL NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS American Fork Peter Glahn 801-610-8800 [email protected] Corner Canyon Darrell Jensen 801-826-6400 [email protected] Lone Peak Todd Dawson 801-610-8810 [email protected] Pleasant Grove John Hanks 801-610-8170 [email protected] Skyridge John Wallwork 801-610-8820 [email protected] Westlake Christian Smith 801-610-8815 [email protected] Board Meetings will be held August 10, October 19, November 16, January 18, March 30, May 3, & June 14. ACTIVITY CHAIRS ACTIVITY CONTACT SCHOOL EMAIL Baseball Rhett Palfreyman Pleasant Grove [email protected] Basketball Brett Robertson American Fork [email protected] Cross Country Jana Houle Skyridge [email protected] Drill Christian Cowart Corner Canyon [email protected] Football Joe Atwood Skyridge [email protected] Forensics (Debate) Sara Little Corner Canyon [email protected] Golf, boys Dave Carter Lone Peak [email protected] Golf, girls Dave Barrett Corner Canyon [email protected] Lacrosse, boys Chad Wiet Skyridge [email protected] Lacrosse, girls Tamara Stuart Westlake [email protected] Music, instrumental Amie Sisam Skyridge [email protected] Music, vocal Justin Reeves Lone Peak [email protected] Soccer, boys Ken Rowley Corner Canyon [email protected] Soccer, girls Ryan Nield Lone Peak [email protected] Softball Zack Nelson Pleasant Grove [email protected] Sportsmanship Chip Koop American Fork [email protected] Swimming Jared Huff Westlake [email protected] Tennis, boys Melody Apezteguia American Fork [email protected] Tennis, girls Jennifer Bitton Westlake [email protected] Theatre Kurt Wollenzien Pleasant Grove [email protected] Track Jana Houle Skyridge [email protected] Volleyball Cody Thompson American Fork [email protected] Wrestling Shane Hill Lone Peak [email protected]
AMERICAN FORK Principal: Peter Glahn HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Director: Jeremy Lewis Administrative Secretary: Mary Scharman 510 North 600 East, American Fork, UT 84003 Mascot: Caveman CONTACT INFORMATION: Peter Glahn Colors: Red, White Mary Scharman School Phone: 801-610-8800 Principal Melody Apezteguia Fax Number: 801-756-8575 Administrative Secretary Chip Koop Assistant Principal Brett Robertson [email protected] Assistant Principal Cody Thompson [email protected] Assistant Principal Jeremy Lewis [email protected] Becky Bailey [email protected] Assistant Principal Jarod Ingersoll [email protected] Athletic Director Ryan Cuff Athletic Trainer Jason Herrud [email protected] Baseball Lizzy Rosenberg [email protected] Basketball, boys Timo Mostert [email protected] Basketball, girls Bruno Hunziker [email protected] Cheer Jeana Harmon [email protected] Cross Country, boys Aaron Behm [email protected] Cross Country, girls [email protected] Drill Lynn Anderson [email protected] Football Lynn Anderson [email protected] Forensics (Debate) Tyson Poole [email protected] Golf, boys Ray Langhaim [email protected] Golf, girls Orien Landis Lacrosse, boys Tracy Warby [email protected] Lacrosse, girls Casey Waldron [email protected] Music, instrumental Derek Dunn [email protected] Music, vocal Leslie Warr [email protected] Soccer, boys Kathy King [email protected] Soccer, girls Jason Herrud [email protected] Softball Jason Herrud [email protected] Swimming Neal Johnson [email protected] Tennis, boys Brett Myrup [email protected] Tennis, girls Jen Hardman [email protected] Theatre Eric Spencer [email protected] Track [email protected] Volleyball [email protected] Wrestling [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Directions to American Fork High School American Fork High - 600 E. 510 N. American Fork, UT 84003 Directions: Take the I-15 Exit 276 (500 E.) and travel north until 300 north, about 1.5 miles. Go east (Right) on 300 for one block, and turn north again on 600 E. The school is one block north. Baseball Field: Go through the main parking lot off of 600 E. on the south side of the school. The field is on the east side of the school campus. Football Field: Go through the main parking lot off of 600 E. on the south side of the school. The field is on the east side of the school campus. Gymnasium: Go through the main parking lot off of 600 E. on the south side of the school. The gym is on the east side of the school campus. Lacrosse Field: Go through the main parking lot off of 600 E. on the south side of the school. The field is on the east side of the school campus. (all games will be played in stadium) Pool: American Fork’s Recreation Center: 454 N Center Street, American Fork. (located just south the ASD offices) Soccer Field: Go through the main parking lot off of 600 E on the south side of the school. The field is on the east side of the school campus. Softball Field: Go through the main parking lot off of 600 E. on the south side of the school. The field is on the east side of the school campus.
CORNER CANYON Principal: Darrell Jensen HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Director: Pat Thurman Administrative Secretary: Kathy Hilton 12943 South 700 East, Draper, UT 84020 Mascot: Chargers CONTACT INFORMATION: Darrell Jensen Colors: Navy, Silver, White Kathy Hilton School Phone: 801-826-6400 Principal David Barrett Fax Number: 801-826-6409 Administrative Secretary Christian Cowart Assistant Principal Ken Rowley [email protected] Assistant Principal [email protected] Assistant Principal Sara Little [email protected] Pat Thurman [email protected] Assistant Principal McKenna Booth [email protected] Athletic Director Jeff Eure Athletic Trainer Dan Lunt [email protected] Baseball Craig Morris [email protected] Basketball, boys Whitney Lunt [email protected] Basketball, girls Devin Moody [email protected] Cheer Jamie Crowther [email protected] Cross Country Eric Kjar [email protected] Drill Jeramy Acker [email protected] Football Derek Fox [email protected] Forensics (Debate) Lexi Gagon [email protected] Golf, boys Aaron Ika [email protected] Golf, girls Matthew Kenning [email protected] Lacrosse, boys Randal Clark [email protected] Lacrosse, girls Melissa Thorne [email protected] Music, instrumental Drew VanWagenen [email protected] Music, vocal Drew VanWagenen [email protected] Soccer, boys Todd Thompson [email protected] Soccer, girls Pat Thurman [email protected] Softball Allison Rideout [email protected] Swimming Allison Rideout [email protected] Tennis, boys Phaidra Atkinson [email protected] Tennis, girls Devin Moody [email protected] Theatre Mindy Wilder [email protected] Track Jeff Eure [email protected] Volleyball John Fager [email protected] Wrestling, boys [email protected] Wrestling, girls [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Directions to Corner Canyon High School Corner Canyon High – 12943 S 700 E, Draper, UT 84020 Directions: Take I-15 to 12300 South and head east until you reach 700 East. Turn right (south) and follow that road past the stop signs until you see Corner Canyon. The front of the school faces west. Baseball Field: Take I-15 to 12300 South and head east until you reach 700 East. Turn right (south) and follow that road until you come to Golden Pheasant Drive. Turn left at Golden Pheasant and follow that road until your first left turn. Turn left and follow that road until you see the parking lot. (You will see the field on your right) Stadium: Take I-15 to 12300 South and head east until you reach 700 East. Turn right (south) and follow that road until you get to Willow Springs Lane. Turn left and you will see football field ahead of you, along with the parking lot. (Both boys and girls lacrosse will be played in the stadium) Gymnasium: Take I-15 to 12300 South and head east until you reach 700 East. Turn right (south) and follow that road past the stop signs until you see Corner Canyon. The front of the school faces west. The gym is on the south end of the school and also faces west. Pool: Draper Pool – Take I-15 to 14600 South. Head east on Highland Rd. Turn right at Vestry Rd. At the roundabout, take the third road, which will continue as Vestry Rd and the pool will be on your left. Soccer Field: Take I-15 to 12300 South and head east until you reach 700 East. Turn right (south) and follow that road until you come to Golden Pheasant Drive. Turn left at Golden Pheasant and follow that road until your first left turn. Turn left and follow that road until you see the parking lot. (You will see the field on your right) Softball Field: Take I-15 to 12300 South and head east until you reach 700 East. Turn right (south) and follow that road until you come to Golden Pheasant Drive. Turn left at Golden Pheasant and follow that road until your first left turn. Turn left and follow that road until you see the parking lot. (You will see the field on your right)
LONE PEAK Principal: Todd Dawson HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Director: Braden Walker Administrative Secretary: Lynn Combs 10189 North 4800 West, Highland, UT 84003 Mascot: Knights CONTACT INFORMATION: Todd Dawson Colors: Black, Gold, Maroon Lynn Combs School Phone: 801-610-8810 Principal Dave Carter Fax Number: 801-763-7064 Administrative Secretary Shane Hill Assistant Principal Ryan Nield [email protected] Assistant Principal Justin Reeves [email protected] Assistant Principal Braden Walker [email protected] Assistant Principal Luke Bryan [email protected] Athletic Director Matt Bezzant [email protected] Athletic Trainer Rob Ross [email protected] Baseball Nancy Warner [email protected] Basketball, boys Lori Eisinger [email protected] Basketball, girls Ryan Bybee [email protected] Cheer Courtney Meldrum [email protected] Cross Country, boys Sarah Murphy [email protected] Cross Country, girls Bart Brockbank [email protected] Drill Michelle Walker [email protected] Football Derek Farr [email protected] Forensics (Debate) Derek Farr [email protected] Golf, boys Bruce Tucker [email protected] Golf, girls Weslie Lundell [email protected] Lacrosse, boys Jamie Kim [email protected] Lacrosse, girls Lois Johnson [email protected] Music, instrumental [email protected] Music, vocal Shantel Jolley [email protected] Soccer, boys Dee Muse [email protected] Soccer, girls Celeste Tiffany [email protected] Softball Roger Baumgartner Swimming Jim Smith [email protected] Tennis Brad Molen [email protected] Theatre Reed Carlson [email protected] Track Bevan Wilde [email protected] Volleyball [email protected] Wrestling [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Directions to Lone Peak High School Lone Peak High – 10189 N 4800 W, Highland, UT 84003 From the north: Take Exit #284 Alpine/Highland Exit (Cabela’s Exit). Turn left (east) on Alpine Highway (11000 North/HWY 92). Travel 6.2 miles east and turn right (south) on 4800 West. Travel 1 mile and arrive at Lone Peak High School on left (west) side of road. From the South: Take Exit #275 Pleasant Grove/Lindon. Turn Right (east) and travel .5 miles to traffic control light (2000 West). Turn Left (north) and travel 4.6 miles. Arrive at Lone Peak High School on left (west) side of Road. Baseball Field: Go to the light just south of the high school (West Cedar Hills Drive) and turn right (west). Drive past the tennis courts and track and continue on that road. Baseball field will appear on your right. Football Field: Enter the “loop” at the north end of the school and drive to the back of the school. Gymnasium: Enter the “loop” at the south end of the school and drive to the side of the school. Soccer Field: Enter the “loop” at the south end of the school and drive to the back of the school. Softball Field: Enter the “loop” at the north end of the school and drive to the back of the school.
PLEASANT GROVE Principal: John Hanks HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Director: Kyle Sanderson Administrative Secretary: Eliza Bryan 700 East 200 South, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 Mascot: Vikings CONTACT INFORMATION: John Hanks Colors: Royal Blue, White Eliza Bryan School Phone: 801-610-8170 Principal Amanda Hunt Fax Number: 801-785-8744 Administrative Secretary Zachary Nelson Assistant Principal Rhett Palfreyman [email protected] Assistant Principal Kurt Wollenzien [email protected] Assistant Principal Kyle Sanderson [email protected] Kristin Everett [email protected] Assistant Principal Darrin Henry [email protected] Athletic Director Randy McAllister Athletic Trainer Jeanine Reeves [email protected] Baseball Shelby Hooley [email protected] Basketball, boys Mark Morrison [email protected] Basketball, girls Mark Morrison [email protected] Cheer Tayla Overstreet [email protected] Cross Country, boys Taylor Walkenhorst [email protected] Cross Country, girls Not offered [email protected] Drill Derek Scoville [email protected] Football Derek Scoville [email protected] Forensics (Debate) Erik Bayles [email protected] Golf, boys Alese Wright [email protected] Golf, girls Christian Succo Lacrosse, boys Jim Wilcock [email protected] Lacrosse, girls Chris Ecalono [email protected] Music, instrumental Matt Embley [email protected] Music, vocal Leslie Young [email protected] Soccer, boys Lisa Harris [email protected] Soccer, girls Sam Dehoyos [email protected] Softball Sam Dehoyos [email protected] Swimming Leslie Rhodes [email protected] Tennis, boys Glenn Larson [email protected] Tennis, girls Kim Hawkey [email protected] Theatre Brock Moore [email protected] Track [email protected] Volleyball [email protected] Wrestling [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Directions to Pleasant Grove High School Pleasant Grove High – 700 E 200 S, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 Directions: From I-15, take Exit #275 Pleasant Grove. Turn east on Pleasant Grove Blvd. and go 2.2 miles. Turn right on 100 East and go .1 miles. Turn left on 200 South and go .7 miles. Baseball Field: South East Football Field: West Gymnasium: South West Pool: American Fork City Pool Soccer Field: West Softball Field: South East
SKYRIDGE Principal: John Wallwork HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Director: Mark Clinton Administrative Secretary: Amber VanWoerkom 3000 N Center Street, Lehi, UT 84043 Mascot: Falcons CONTACT INFORMATION: John Wallwork Colors: Orange, Grey Amber VanWoerkom School Phone: 801-610-8820 Principal Joe Atwood Fax Number: 801-766-3850 Administrative Secretary Jed Francis Assistant Principal Jana Houle [email protected] Assistant Principal [email protected] Assistant Principal Kari Shirk [email protected] Chad Wiet [email protected] Assistant Principal Mark Clinton [email protected] Assistant Principal Karen Ashman Athletic Director Carrie Bezzant [email protected] Athletic Secretary Ryan Roberts [email protected] Athletic Trainer Jeff Gardner [email protected] Baseball Shaylee Nielsen [email protected] Basketball, boys Gina Romney [email protected] Basketball, girls Jamie Alvizo [email protected] Cheer Kate Barker [email protected] Cross Country Jon Lehman [email protected] Drill Rachel Billings [email protected] Football Ryan Roberts [email protected] Forensics (Debate) Lisa McArthur [email protected] Golf, boys Zac Durrant [email protected] Golf, girls Colin Gill [email protected] Lacrosse, boys Howard Summers [email protected] Lacrosse, girls Kirsten Richards [email protected] Music, instrumental Jerry Preisendorf [email protected] Music, vocal Toby Peterson [email protected] Soccer, boys Tyler Plewe [email protected] Soccer, girls Matt Cox [email protected] Softball Ben Armstrong [email protected] Swimming Lindsay Rawstorne [email protected] Tennis, boys John Brown [email protected], [email protected] Tennis, girls Cody Fonnesbeck [email protected] Theatre Deanna Meyer [email protected] Track Lyle Mangum [email protected] Volleyball [email protected] Wrestling [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Directions to Skyridge High School Skyridge High – 3000 N Center Street, Lehi, UT 84043 Directions: From I-15 take Exit 284, UT-92 E/Timpanogos Highway. Merge onto Timpanogos Hwy/UT-92 toward Alpine/Cedar Hills/Highland. Turn right onto N Center St. Pass through the roundabout. School is on the left. Football/Baseball/Lacrosse/Softball/Soccer: Please park buses in the southeast parking lot of the school. Soccer field: The new soccer field is on the south end of the property, south of the baseball field and east of the driving range. Lacrosse field: Lacrosse is now played on the field east of the softball field (formerly the soccer field). Volleyball/Basketball: Please park buses in the southwest parking lot. Teams may be dropped off in front of the athletic wing on the south west end of the building. Pool: Lehi Legacy Center, 123 N. Center Street, Lehi UT. Take the Lehi Main Street exit. Travel west on Lehi Main. Turn right on Center Street. The Legacy Center will be on the left side. Golf Course: Cedar Hills Golf Course, 10640 Clubhouse Dr, Cedar Hills, UT. Take the Timpanogos Hwy/UT 92 to the mouth of American Fork Canyon. Turn right on North Canyon road and head south. Turn right on Bayhill road and take first right out the roundabout. Turn on the next left, which is Clubhouse Drive.
WESTLAKE Principal: Christian Smith HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Director: Michael O’Connor Administrative Secretary: Natalie Clark 99 N THunder Blvd., Saratoga Springs, UT 84045 Mascot: Thor CONTACT INFORMATION: Christian Smith Colors: Navy, Carolina Blue, Vegas Gold Principal Natalie Clark Administrative Secretary Jennifer Bitton School Phone: 801-610-8815 Assistant Principal Jared Huff Fax Number: 801-768-1068 Assistant Principal Brandon Jackson Assistant Principal Tamara Stuart [email protected] Assistant Principal Michael O’Connor [email protected] Athletic Director [email protected] Athletic Trainer Billy Schlee [email protected] Baseball Nate Carling [email protected] Basketball, boys Michael O’Connor [email protected] Basketball, girls Burgandy Fisher [email protected] Cheer Michael Felix Cross Country, boys Makayla Fox [email protected] Cross Country, girls Kristie Kipp [email protected] Drill Louis Wong [email protected] Football Tanya Roundy [email protected] Forensics (Debate) Jake Gordon [email protected] Golf, boys Laura Romo Golf, girls Daniel Horne [email protected] Lacrosse, boys Stash Dabrowski [email protected] Lacrosse, girls Randy Brady [email protected] Music, instrumental Maureen Hatch [email protected] Music, vocal Don Bastian [email protected] Soccer, boys Jason Judy [email protected] Soccer, girls Chad Carpenter [email protected] Softball Chris Miller [email protected] Swimming, boys [email protected] Swimming, girls JJ Bitton [email protected] Tennis, boys JJ Bitton [email protected] Tennis, girls Amy Morrey [email protected] Theatre Steve Anderson [email protected] Track, boys Track, girls Cody Burdett [email protected] Volleyball [email protected] Wrestling [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Directions to Westlake High School Westlake High – 99 N Thunder Blvd, Saratoga Springs, UT 84045 Directions: I-15 to exit Pioneer Crossing and go WEST ~ 4.5 miles to Redwood Rd. Turn left (south) on Redwood Rd., make your 1st left on 400 South, travel one block west and turn left on THUNDER BLVD. Westlake is one block west of Redwood Rd. Football/Baseball/Softball: Please park buses on the West Side of the football stadium (the roadway goes between the field house and the tennis courts). Volleyball/Basketball: Please park your buses behind the field house (West side of the farthest north building). Teams may be dropped off in front of the field house on the east side of the building. Soccer: Please park your buses in the southwest parking lot near the LDS Seminary building.
REGION IV GENERAL POLICIES 2021 - 2022 Region Policy supersedes individual sport/activity guidelines. UHSAA policy supersedes Region Policy (find updated UHSAA Handbook at http://uhsaa.org/Publications/Handbook/Handbook.pdf ) I. ADMISSION FEES and TICKETS Tickets will be sold at varsity football games only, and all levels of basketball. Tickets will also be sold at Region Tournaments for swimming and drill. ● Region Ticket Prices are: ○ $5.00 - Visiting high school students with activity card and other school aged children. ○ $6.00 - Adults and high school students without activity card ○ Family Pass - (School based decision) *This could change for region drill competition. ● Free Admission: ○ Home team students with activity cards, as determined by home school ticketing. ○ Staff members of Region IV schools with school ID (plus one) or with UHSAA passes. ○ Senior citizens (62 or over) ○ Cheerleaders and Drill team members in uniform. ○ Student officers in school sweaters and with SBO passes ○ Children under school age. ● Tickets will be sold through at least three quarters of the Varsity activity. Ticket sales will begin: ○ At least one hour before varsity football starting time ○ Fifteen minutes prior to the start of the first basketball game. ○ Region admission pricing and policies will be charged at all State Playoff games at home sites. This specifically relates to football and boys and girls basketball. II. SUPERVISION of REGION ACTIVITIES, TOURNAMENTS and MEETS Any school hosting a region tournament, dual competition or activity is responsible for providing adequate administrative supervision of the activity. Although it is the responsibility of the chairperson of each individual activity to see that region tournaments and meets are planned and well organized, it is the responsibility of the host school to provide adequate general supervision for the activity. If the host school is not the school of the chairperson, there should be a clear understanding between the activity chairperson and the host principal regarding the activity. In any case, the host school must provide general supervision for activities taking place in that school. Region Chairs will not be compensated for time associated with administrative supervision for their region activity assignment. Visiting Administrators are to check in with the host school administration. III. ACCOMMODATIONS for VISITING TEAMS All dressing room facilities must be left in a clean and orderly manner. Visiting teams must bring their own towels. The visiting head coach will check facilities prior to departure of the visiting team. If a head coach receives a key to dressing room facilities from the home school, the key should be returned to the home school or Athletic Director Security of personal items is the responsibility of the visiting team. Facilities will not be available for visiting teams other than locker rooms and playing facilities. Visiting teams should leave the facility immediately after competition. IV. OFFICIALS Any misconduct of officials, including failure to show or tardiness, is to be reported to the home school’s AD/Administration. A detailed report including names and improper conduct shall be submitted in writing to the Region IV Board of Managers, the UHSAA office, and the arbiter involved. The host school should show the referees where the dressing rooms are located. The UHSAA Official Pay Agreements can be found at htt;:// www.uhsaa.org/officials/payscale.pdf V. ELIGIBILITY of PLAYERS (see UHSAA Handbook By-Laws Section 1) VI. SPORTSMANSHIP POLICIES (see UHSAA Handbook Administrative Policies and Guidelines #4) ● Sportsmanship Announcer Statement: To be read prior to every Region event ○ “Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to (home high school) for today/tonight’s athletic contest. We welcome our guests from (visiting high school) and wish all participants good luck in today’s/tonight’s game. Both schools are members of the Utah High School Activities Association and support the statewide
sportsmanship program ‘Raise-the-Bar’. Sportsmanship does matter, and we ask for your support in demonstrating respect for the game and all the participants by refraining from negative cheers, chants, or behavior. Do Rowdy Right!” ● Cheer and Spirit Groups ○ Cheerleaders must follow the National Safety Guidelines in order to qualify for catastrophic insurance coverage. ○ All spirit safety rules are to be followed during practices, games and performances. ○ Cheerleaders in uniform and accompanied by an advisor will be admitted to the game without charge ○ Cheerleaders may use hand held performance signs and pompoms at Region events. At football games, megaphones and a sign of a positive nature for the home teams to run through will be allowed. See chart of approved items and regulations on page 8. ○ Placement of the cheerleaders, drill team, and general student body is at the discretion of the host school. Cheerleaders should encourage good sportsmanship at all times. Cheerleaders should refrain from conducting cheers during foul shots and must break behind the basket during the entire game. Cheerleaders will refrain from participating in any “in your face gestures” directed at the opposing spectators and opposing cheer squads should not participate in competitive tumbling demonstrations. ○ Traveling cheerleaders/drill teams will be supervised by designated adult chaperones. ○ Only cheerleaders are allowed on the sideline, court or field for cheers, activities or demonstrations (no spectators) unless specifically sponsored by the host school administration. ○ Cheer squads and their advisor(s) must attend the UHSAA Safety Clinic in the spring prior to the new school year. Coaches are also encouraged to document stunt progression of each cheerleader. ○ Mascots will not display inappropriate movement nor will there be any physical confrontations or mock wrestling between opposing schools/mascots. Mascots will stay in the area of their own cheer squads. ○ For safety reasons, the host and visiting administrations will keep other students out of the space provided for cheerleaders. It is strongly recommended that cheerleaders store their gear in a secure and consolidated space behind their team’s benches. ○ Because academics are a priority, it is recommended that a cheerleader not be required to attend activities more than three times a week. ● PepBand and Spectator Conduct: ○ Unless as an approved participant in a host school's performance or promotion, no spectators will be allowed on the sidelines, field or floor during game time, quarters, or half-time, or pre-game. ○ Pep bands will be provided only by the host school (exceptions by mutual agreement). During basketball games, pep bands are to play during regulation time-outs, quarters and half time only. Advisors must be present at all times. ○ Drums are to be used only to play with the band, as part of an organized cheer. Drums are not to be used indiscriminately as noisemakers. ○ Students will not have their feet on the court during the game. ○ Jumping on bleachers is discouraged. ○ The throwing of any object, including confetti, torn paper scraps, crepe paper, toilet tissue, etc., is not allowed. ○ In the chart below, ONLY those items marked “Y” will be allowed as support items at UHSAA state tournaments and meets. Region IV schools follow these regulations during preseason, regular season, and in Region Tournaments. Sportsmanlike vocal cheering and support from all participants are always encouraged.
In the chart below, ONLY those items marked “YES” will be allowed as support items at UHSAA state tournaments and meets. It is recommended that schools follow these same regulations during regular season and region tournament play. Sportsmanlike vocal cheering and support from the team bench area are encouraged. One school flag, designated and controlled by school administration, will be allowed at Stat. At indoor venues the school flag must remain stationary; at outdoor venues it may be mobile if it does not disrupt spectators and remains on the sidelines nearest the school’s section. LEGEND: BB - Baseball DR - Drill LAX - Lacrosse SW - Swimming VB - Volleyball BSK - Basketball FB - Football SC - Soccer TE - Tennis WR - Wrestling CC - Cross Country SB - Softball GO - Golf TR - Track & Field BB BSK CC DR FB GO LAX SC SB SW TE TR VB WR Practice or competition at state site 2 NO NO NO NO NO YES NO NO NO NO YES NO NO YES weeks prior Balloons YES NO YES NO YES YES YES YES YES NO YES YES NO NO Poms YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES NO YES YES NO NO Megaphones (Non-electronic) YES NO YES NO YES NO YES YES YES NO NO YES NO NO School bands (Including drums) NO YES NO NO YES NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Shirts on fans; spectator faces must YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES be identifiable Recorded music over PA system by YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES approval only Rally Towels YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES Artificial noisemakers (shakers, NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO clickers, bells, cowbells, buzzers, thundersticks drums) Air horns, sirens, electronic NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO bullhorns, horns, vuvuzelas Banners on wall except welcome or NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO corporate sponsor Handheld signs of any kind NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Cannons/muskets, whistles NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Drones NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Confetti / Shredded paper NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Banners for teams to run through NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Laser light / pointer NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Miniature sports balls thrown into NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO crowd
● Pregame, Halftime and Post game activities ○ The game announcer is an official of the game and is to announce the game in a neutral manner. His/Her purpose ● is not to influence or incite the crowd. VII. ○ The starting line-up may be introduced prior to the activity. A well-planned flag ceremony should be presented. ■ All activity should come to a halt immediately when the flag ceremony begins. Headgear should be ● removed. Activity should remain suspended until the flag ceremony is over. ● ■ The announcer should call everyone to attention as the flag enters the arena. ● ■ All tickets and concession sales should cease. No one should be admitted during the flag ceremony. The doors should be closed where possible. ○ Football half-time: Half-time will follow UHSAA guidelines. Host performing group has 10 minutes which includes time to get on and off the field. ■ Exceptions can be made by mutual agreement for special occasions. ■ Any exception to the time limit (Homecoming) must be approved by the visiting team administration one (1) week in advance, and officials need to be notified on the night of the game. ○ Basketball half-time: Maximum of seven (7) minutes for halftime entertainment which includes time to get on and off the floor. Exceptions are the same as Football. ■ A supervisor must be present when student groups perform. Coaches are responsible for the conduct of their athletes. No team or individual activity will be conducted that could belittle or humiliate opponents, including organized post-game demonstrations on any floor or field. Infractions will be referred to the Region IV Board of Managers for disciplinary action. ○ Any senior recognition at the end of the season cannot delay the game. Home school must notify the visiting school of when the recognition will occur. Violations will be referred to the Region IV Board of Managers for possible sanctions. Banners and Signs ○ No negative banners or posters of any nature will be displayed in the area of competition. A sign welcoming the visiting team is encouraged. ○ Each school may hang one (1) school banner at the Region Championship Meet; the maximum size for this banner being 5’ x 8’. No other signs or banners will be allowed at the Region site. ○ No banners or signs are allowed at any State competition site. EVENT SCHEDULING and PARTICIPATION Change of Date and/or Time ○ A change of time of an activity may be affected through mutual agreement of both schools (Coach, Principal, and Athletic Director) ○ After a mutual agreement is reached between schools concerned, the change of date must be approved by the Region Board of Managers through the Region Chairperson over the activity/sport ○ The host school must notify the arbiter of the change. All costs associated with changing the time and date of a contest will be incurred by the school requesting the change. ○ The host Region IV school changing a game outside of Region IV must also notify other Region IV schools. All officials (Varsity, JV, Sophomore) will need to be requested to the UHSAA arbiter. Game Starting Times and Participant Regulations ○ No sports activity may begin before 3:30 p.m. on a school day. ○ Exceptions to this rule are golf (availability of courses) and tennis, and region and state tournaments. Failure to Participate - (see UHSAA Handbook by-laws Article 7, Section 8: :Breach of Contract) VIII. ACTIVITY LIMITATIONS and ANNUAL MORATORIUMS - (see UHSAA Handbook By-Laws Article 2) IX. STATE PLAYOFF PROCEDURES The Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) will determine seeds into state tournaments differently in the coming years for the traditional team sports of baseball, basketball, football, lacrosse, soccer, softball and volleyball. Since 2019, the UHSAA uses RPI to seed teams in the postseason. The RPI score will be operated by MaxPreps and will be based on three distinct categories - 40% of the score will be based off of a team’s winning percentage, 40% will be based off of an opponents winning percentage, and 20% will be based off of an opponents’ opponents’ winning percentage. The algorithm will then create an index score that can be ranked to determine a state tournament field. More information can be found by visiting the UHSAA official website. X. REGION CHAMPIONSHIP
In the event that a region champion cannot be determined through regular season play because of “no contests” in region play, the region champion will be determined by the Board of Managers based on overall RPI, and region win/loss records at the end of the regular season. XI. REGION BOARD of MANAGER GOVERNANCE (see UHSAA Handbook Constitution Article 2: Section 4, By-laws Article 7, Section 7) ● Duties of Region Activity Chairpersons ○ Region Chairpersons will not be compensated for time to administer their region activity assignment. With prior agreement and as determined appropriate by the Region Board of Managers, a meet or tournament director may be compensated for planning/hosting the event. ○ Conduct all coaches/advisor meetings pertinent to the respective activity. Reimbursement expenses for food at Region coach/advisor meetings may not except $15.00 per person, one representative per school, and only one meeting per year. Expenditures above this limit must have prior approval by the Region Board of Managers. ○ Be the direct liaison to the Region Board of Managers and coordinate and manage all Region competitions and tournaments of respective activity ○ Select and honor respective All-Region teams where applicable (each school will be responsible for printing certificates for Academic All Region athletes) ○ Oversee the communication of all results to the Region Board and UHSAA. ○ Be responsible for awards, trophies, medals, etc. pertinent to respective activity. XII. ACADEMIC ALL REGION QUALIFICATIONS: Seniors, 3.75 Cum GPA, varsity participant
Academic All Region TROPHIES & AWARDS Baseball Any SENIOR/VARSITY participant with a cumulative 3.75 GPA or higher. Basketball, boys & girls Schools will be sent a template to print their own certificates. Lower Cross Country levels will be recognized at local school discretion. Drill Team Football One region trophy Forensics / Debate Golf, boys & girls One region trophy each Lacrosse, boys & girls Music One region meet trophy each (varsity only), medals for places 1-7; ribbons for places 8-14. Ribbons, 1-10th place for boys and girls JV Soccer, boys & girls Softball One region trophy; plaques for 1st and 2nd place in each category: Swimming, boys & girls Military, Dance, Character; five drill down medals for top five finishers. Tennis, boys & girls Theatre One region trophy Track, boys & girls One region trophy. Medals outlined in the Forensics department Volleyball handbook. Wrestling One region trophy each; 10 medals for 10 low medalists One region trophy each. Certificates for Superior (1) ratings in orchestra, large choir, madrigals, solo & ensemble, and Jazz band festivals. Certificates for all participating bands according to rating in Region Marching Band competition. One region trophy each. One region trophy. One region trophy each; medals for places 1st - 6th individual (8 events) and top 3 relay teams (3 events) One region trophy each; 24 medals (1st - 4th places in 5 categories) Seven 4x6 plaques: Outstanding performance in Region One-Act plays; 185 individual Superior Ranking medals; 3 play plaques for play; 3 “sweepstakes” trophies; 3 tech awards. One region trophy each, medals for places 1st - 6th individual (13 ½ events) amd top 3 relay teams (3 events) One region trophy One region trophy
USHAA CONTEST LIMITATIONS Definitions Contest: Any meet, game or competitive activity (including practices and scrimmages) in which one or more students participate, and at least one of Baseball whom is not a member of the student-body or the school sponsored program, Basketball, boys & girls counts toward the contest limitations listed below for that activity. Cross Country Tournament: Competition among four or more schools. Drill Team Football 25 games. Each game played counts as one game. Forensics (Speech) Golf, boys & girls Varsity - 20 games if no region post-season tournament is held. 18 games if Lacrosse, boys & girls post-season tournament is held. One additional varsity contest is allowed for an approved endowment game but schools may not play alumni teams in a Music UHSAA endowment game. The above endowment policy does not apply to Soccer, boys & girls JV, sophomore, and freshman. All non-varsity may play a maximum of 20 total games. Each game played counts as one game. Each game played counts as one game Each team is allowed to attend one tournament where they may play up to 4 games and count it as two contests toward the 20 game allotment. A tournament must be sanctioned as per UHSAA guideline and occur on consecutive days (excluding Sunday). If the tournament exceeds four games, any additional games would count “one for one” against contest limitations. 10 meets per individual. The UIAAA Cross Country Meed does not count toward the contest limitations. 3 competitions and a region competition (total of 4). The live practicum does not count toward the contest limitations. 9 games. One additional VARSITY contest is allowed for an approved endowment game but schools may not play alumni teams in a UHSAA endowment game. Each game played counts as one game. 10 meets per individual 14 meets 16 games. Each game played counts as one game. Each team can attend one tournament where they may choose one of two options: 1) Teams may play tournaments where two regulation-length games count as one (1) game, (2 for 1), with each game afterwards counting as one game; or 2) Teams may play tournaments where up to six (6) shortened-length games count as two (2) games, (6 for 2), with each game afterwards counting as one (1) game. Teams may only use one (1) of these tournament exemptions in each season. 3 contest per category 16 games. Each game played counts as one game. Each team is allowed to attend one tournament where they may play up to
Softball three games and count it as two contests toward the contest limit. A tournament must be sanctioned as per UHSAA guidelines and occur on Swimming, boys & girls consecutive days (excluding Sunday). If the tournament exceeds three Tennis, boys & girls games, any additional games would count “one for one” against contest Tack, boys & girls limitations. Volleyball 22 games. Each game played counts as one game, except for the games Wrestling played under the two tournament exemption rule which allows schools two tournaments, at least one must be a non-school single day tournament, where all games played count as a single game (a maximum of four games may be played) and one multi-day tournament, where all games played count as two games (a maximum of eight games may be played in a multiple day tournament). If the maximum number of games is exceeded, in either tournament, each additional game would count “one for one” against contest limitations. 14 meets per individual. 16 matches per individual. The number of matches counted for a tennis tournament (competition among four or more schools) shall be equal to the number of days scheduled for the tournament; e.g., a one-day tournament shall count as two matches, etc. 12 meets per individual. An individual may participate in no more than eight (8) qualifying meets in addition to the region meet. One of the following three options may be chosen: 1) 18 matches and 0 tournaments 2) 17 matches and 1 tournament 3) 16 matches and 2 tournaments. The following guidelines pertain to Varsity tournaments: No more than 6 total matches in a tournament, no more than 4 matches in a single day, and tournaments may not exceed three days in length. If a region tournament is held it would have to be counted as one of the two tournaments allowed. For varsity matches inside a tournament one of the two following options can be considered: 1) All matches are a best 3 out of 5 sets or 2) Pool play can be a best 2 out of 3 sets and at least two bracketed matches must be a best 3 out of 5 sets. For varsity matches outside a tournament, all matches are a best 3 out of 5 sets. Each high school team will be able to utilize 16 contact points. Each dual meet will count as one contact point. Each tournament will count as one contact point. Teams will not be able to compete in more than 6 tournaments before the postseason qualifying and state tournaments. Teams may not compete in more than 3 dual meet style tournaments.
BASEBALL Region Chairman: Matt Norman Contact Number: 801-610-8170 Team Selection Date: February 28, 2022 First Contest Date: March 7, 2022 Roster on RMA/Team photo due: March 19, 2022 State Tournament Dates: May 17 - 28, 2022 Academic All-State Accepte: March 22 - April 21, 2022 Arbiter: Lyle Mangum, [email protected] GUIDELINES: 1. Beginning team selection and practice date is Monday, February 28, 2022. The first games may be played no earlier than Monday, March 7, 2022. UHSAA season end date, Friday, May 13, 2022. 2. Game time for Varsity games will be 3:30 pm. Varsity games will be played on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, JV games will be played on Tuesdays and Fridays immediately after the varsity game and Saturdays beginning at 10:00 am. Sophomore games will be played on Mondays at 3:30 pm, and immediately after the varsity game on Thursdays, and immediately after the JV game on Saturdays. 3. Game time may be changed only after agreement of the two principals involved. A date change must be approved through the Region Baseball Chairperson, who will inform all region principals to vote on the proposed change. Date changes will only be approved for extraordinary circumstances rather than issues of convenience. 4. Each team will be allowed 15 minutes for warm-up and infield practice. 5. Each postponed game must be made up in the order of the postponement on the first available playing date (including Saturdays). “Flip/flopping” the schedule and playing at the visiting team;s field, if it is playable will be done where it is possible to maintain the same number of home and away games between the two schools. Consideration needs to be given, when making a decision to stick to the home fields to the visiting team’s predicament. In the event of a postponed game because of bad weather, it will be the responsibility of the home team coach to notify the visiting school and the officials by no later than noon the day of the game. (JV/Sophomore games will be bumped from the calendar to allow for the varsity game). 6. When a game is called because of darkness or weather, the game will be resumed on the next available playing date (including Saturdays) and/or as the preliminary scheduled game of the two teams in the second or third game. The five-inning completion rule is in effect. In the third game, the game that is called will be resumed on the next available date, excluding JV league games. The home field coach will be responsible for notifying all those involved: Umpires, Scorers, principals and coaches. 7. The home team will be responsible to have an official scorekeeper, preferably an adult. The winning team is responsible to report the results of the game to the newspapers. 8. Baseball: 25 games (Varsity, JV, Sophomore) contest limitation. Each game played counts as one game. Only 25 games may be played. Every game played counts toward the 25 with the exception of post-season play-offs in the State Tournament. 9. The recommendation of the UHSAA on pitch count will be followed. 10. Will follow the new sub-varsity time limitations (UHSAA handbook) 11. A coaches meeting will be held on the Monday following the last regularly scheduled Region Games in order to select the all-region team. Individual schools (coaches) are responsible to print certificates for those student/athletes selected to the all-region team. 12. The 10-run rule after 5 innings will be used for all games.
Region IV Baseball Schedule 2021 - 2022 VARSITY SCHEDULE Thursday, April 14 Friday, April 15 Tuesday, April 12 Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge Corner Canyon @ Westlake Westlake @ Corner Canyon Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge American Fork @ Lone Peak Lone Peak @ American Fork Westlake @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ American Fork Thursday, April 21 Friday, April 22 Tuesday, April 19 Westlake @ American Fork American Fork @ Westlake Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove American Fork @ Westlake Corner Canyon @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Corner Canyon Thursday, April 28 Friday, April 29 Tuesday, April 26 American Fork @ Corner Canyon Corner Canyon @ American Fork Lone Peak @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ American Fork Pleasant Grove @ Westlake Westlake @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Pleasant Grove Thursday, May 5 Friday, May 6 Tuesday, May 3 Lone Peak @ Westlake Westlake @ Lone Peak Skyridge @ American Fork American Fork @ Skyridge Westlake @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon American Fork @ Skyridge Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon Tuesday, May 10 Wednesday, May 11 Monday, May 9 American Fork @ Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove @ American Fork Westlake @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Westlake Pleasant Grove @ American Fork Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak Skyridge @ Westlake Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak STATE TOURNAMENT May 14, 2022: State Tournament bracket reveal, 9:00 am May 17, 2022: First Round @ home sites May 19-20, 2022: Second Round @ home sites May 23-26, 2022: State Tournament @ TBA May 27-28, 2022: State Tournament Finals @ TBA July 3-8, 2022: MORATORIUM - No practices, competitions, meetings or travel. COACH INFORMATION NAME PHONE EMAIL SCHOOL Jarod Ingersoll 801-610-8800 [email protected] 801-826-6400 [email protected] American Fork Jeff Eure 801-610-8810 [email protected] Corner Canyon Matt Bezzant 801-610-8170 [email protected] Darrin Henry 801-610-8820 [email protected] Lone Peak Ryan Roberts 801-610-8815 [email protected] Pleasant Grove Billy Schlee Skyridge Westlake
JV SCHEDULE Friday, April 15 (5:30) Saturday, April 16 (10:00) Tuesday, April 12 (5:30) Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove Westlake @ Corner Canyon Corner Canyon @ Westlake Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge Lone Peak @ American Fork American Fork @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ American Fork Friday, April 22 (5:30) Saturday, April 23 (10:00) Tuesday, April 19 (5:30) American Fork @ Westlake Westlake @ American Fork Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak American Fork @ Westlake Skyridge @ Corner Canyon Corner Canyon @ Skyridge Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Corner Canyon Friday, April 29 (5:30) Saturday, April 30 (10:00) Tuesday, April 26 (5:30) Corner Canyon @ American Fork American Fork @ Corner Canyon Skyridge @ Lone Peak Lone Peak @ Skyridge Corner Canyon @ American Fork Westlake @ Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove @ Westlake Skyridge @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Pleasant Grove Friday, May 6 (5:30) Saturday, May 7 (10:00) Tuesday, May 3 (5:30) Westlake @ Lone Peak Lone Peak @ Westlake American Fork @ Skyridge Skyridge @ American Fork Westlake @ Lone Peak Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove American Fork @ Skyridge Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon Wednesday, May 11 (5:30) Saturday, April 16 (noon) Tuesday, May 10 (5:30) Pleasant Grove @ American Fork Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Westlake Corner Canyon @ Westlake American Fork @ Pleasant Grove Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak American Fork @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Skyridge Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon Thursday, April 14 (5:30) Saturday, April 23 (noon) SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove Westlake @ American Fork Corner Canyon @ Westlake Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak Monday, April 11 (3:30) American Fork @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ Skyridge Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge Thursday, April 21 (5:30) Saturday, April 30 (noon) Westlake @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ American Fork Westlake @ American Fork American Fork @ Corner Canyon Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak Lone Peak @ Skyridge Monday, April 18 (3:30) Corner Canyon @ Skyridge Pleasant Grove @ Westlake American Fork @ Westlake Thursday, April 28 (5:30) Saturday, May 7 (noon) Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Corner Canyon American Fork @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ Westlake Lone Peak @ Skyridge Skyridge @ American Fork Monday, April 251 (3:30) Pleasant Grove @ Westlake Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove Corner Canyon @ American Fork Thursday, May 5 (5:30) Skyridge @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Pleasant Grove Lone Peak @ Westlake Skyridge @ American Fork Monday, May 2 (3:30) Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove Westlake @ Lone Peak Thursday,, May 12 (3:30) American Fork @ Skyridge Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon American Fork @ Pleasant Grove Westlake @ Skyridge Monday, May 9 (5:30) Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon Pleasant Grove @ American Fork Skyridge @ Westlake Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak
BASKETBALL Region Chairman: Brett Robertson (boys) Contact Number: 801-610-8800 Starting Date: November 8, 2021 First Contest Date: November 23, 2021 Eligibility/list/team photo due: December 3, 2021 State Tournament Dates: Feb. 23 - Mar 5, 2022 Academic All-State Accepted: Jan. 11 - Feb. 8, 2022 Arbiter: Jeff Cluff, [email protected] GUIDELINES: 1. Beginning practice date for boys basketball is November 8, 2021. The first game may be played no sooner than November 23, 2021. “No basketball player will play basketball during the athletic period except after the official beginning practice date: (per UHSAA policy). 2. Standard gameday schedule for boys and girls will be Tuesdays and Fridays. 3. Game times: 3:30 Sophomore Boys; 5:15 JV Boys; 7:00 Boys Varsity. 4. Games will start as scheduled or 20 minutes following the conclusion of the previous game. 5. Preseason game times and dates are site-based decisions. 6. Only by mutual consent of both schools involved can the starting times be changed. Change of dates must be approved by the Region IV Board of Managers. (The home team will notify the Arbiter of any changes.) 7. All JV Girls games are in Main Gym 8. General courtesies recommended for boys’ and girls’ games: ● Each school should provide the visiting team with a secure, clean locker room, a good blackboard or whiteboard and table for taping. A room for private discussion during halftime should be provided. ● If pre-game activities are to be longer or if different from usual (general directions, announcements, team introductions and national anthem) a schedule should be given to coaches and referees. A flag ceremony should be included. ● Conduct halftime activities within scheduled time - not to exceed seven (7) minutes for all activities. Minor variations can be made with mutual consent of schools involved. ● Team rosters with numbers must be listed on Register My Athlete by December 3, 2021 9. Moratorium Dates are: ● June 4 - July 10, 2021 ● July 29 - August 12, 2021 ● November 25 - November 28, 2021 ● December 22 - December 26, 2021 ● January 1, 2022 ● March 6 - March 20, 2022 ● July 3 - July 9, 2022 10. Guidelines for All-Region Voting: ● The Region Most Outstanding Player is chosen by the Region Champion Coach ● If the Most Outstanding Player is chosen as the MVP, then it will be the second place vote. ● In the case where there are multiple Region Champions, each Region Champion coach will choose a Most Outstanding Player. ● Each coach submits their top 16 nominations for the All-Region Team (ranked in order from 1st choice to 16th). ● Coaches may not nominate someone from their own team. ● Points for the nominations are awarded as follows: 1st place = 16 points, 2nd place = 15 points, etc. ● The top All Region vote will be chosen as the MVP. ● The top 8 players are part of the All-Region 1st Team. ● The next 8 players are part of the All-Region 2nd Team. ● The remaining players who received votes will receive Honorable Mention. ● If a tie occurs in the voting, then all players involved in the tie will be included in their respective team. The tie will count as one space. 11. Academic All-Region Requirements 12. The home team report scores the night of the game. All teams must report their scores to MaxPreps the night of the game.
Region IV Basketball (boys) Schedule 2021 - 2022 Friday, January 7, 2022 Friday, January 14, 2022 Skyridge @ American Fork American Fork @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Westlake Tuesday, January 18, 2022 Friday, January 21, 2022 Pleasant Grove @ American Fork American Fork @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ Westlake Westlake @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ Skyridge Tuesday, January 25, 2022 Friday, January 28, 2022 Westlake @ American Fork Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge Lone Peak @ Westlake Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon Tuesday, February 1, 2022 Friday, February 4, 2022 REGION BYE Corner Canyon @ American Fork Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Skyridge February 8, 2022 Friday, February 11, 2022 American Fork @ Pleasant Grove Lone Peak @ American Fork Westlake @ Corner Canyon Pleasant Grove @ Westlake Lone Peak @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Corner Canyon Tuesday, February 15, 2022 Friday, February 18, 2022 American Fork @ Westlake American Fork @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Lone Peak STATE TOURNAMENT State Tournament First Round, February 23 @ home sites State Tournament Second Round, February 25 @ home sites State Tournament Quarterfinals, March 2 @ University of Utah State Tournament Semifinals, March 4 @ University of Utah State Tournament Final March 5 @ University of Utah COACH INFORMATION SCHOOL NAME PHONE EMAIL American Fork Ryan Cuff 801-610-8800 [email protected] Corner Canyon Dan Lunt 801-826-6400 [email protected] Lone Peak Rob Ross 801-610-8810 [email protected] Pleasant Grove Randy McAllister 801-610-8170 [email protected] Skyridge Jeff Gardner 801-610-8820 [email protected] Westlake Nate Carling 801-610-8815 [email protected]
BASKETBALL Region Chairman: Brett Robertson (girls) Contact Number: 801-610-8800 Starting Date: November 8, 2021 First Contest Date: November 23, 2021 Eligibility/list/team photo due: December 3, 2021 State Tournament Dates: Feb. 23 - Mar 5, 2022 Academic All-State Accepted: Jan. 11 - Feb. 8, 2022 Arbiter: Jeff Cluff, [email protected] GUIDELINES: 1. Beginning practice date for boys basketball is November 8, 2021. The first game may be played no sooner than November 23, 2021. “No basketball player will play basketball during the athletic period except after the official beginning practice date: (per UHSAA policy). 2. Standard gameday schedule for boys and girls will be Tuesdays and Fridays. 3. Game times: 3:30 Junior Varsity Boys and Girls; 5:15 Girls Varsity/Sophomore Boys; 7:00 Boys Varsity/Sophomore Girls. 4. Games will start as scheduled or 20 minutes following the conclusion of the previous game. 5. Preseason game times and dates are site-based decisions. 6. Only by mutual consent of both schools involved can the starting times be changed. Change of dates must be approved by the Region IV Board of Managers. (The home team will notify the Arbiter of any changes.) 7. All JV Girls games are in Main Gym 8. General courtesies recommended for boys’ and girls’ games: ● Each school should provide the visiting team with a secure, clean locker room, a good blackboard or whiteboard and table for taping. A room for private discussion during halftime should be provided. ● If pre-game activities are to be longer or if different from usual (general directions, announcements, team introductions and national anthem) a schedule should be given to coaches and referees. A flag ceremony should be included. ● Conduct halftime activities within scheduled time - not to exceed seven (7) minutes for all activities. Minor variations can be made with mutual consent of schools involved. ● Team rosters with numbers must be listed on Register My Athlete by December 3, 2021 9. Moratorium Dates are: ● June 4 - July 10, 2021 ● July 29 - August 12, 2021 ● November 25 - November 28, 2021 ● December 22 - December 26, 2021 ● January 1, 2022 ● March 6 - March 20, 2022 ● July 3 - July 9, 2022 10. Guidelines for All-Region Voting: ● The Region Most Outstanding Player is chosen by the Region Champion Coach ● If the Most Outstanding Player is chosen as the MVP, then it will be the second place vote. ● In the case where there are multiple Region Champions, each Region Champion coach will choose a Most Outstanding Player. ● Each coach submits their top 16 nominations for the All-Region Team (ranked in order from 1st choice to 16th). ● Coaches may not nominate someone from their own team. ● Points for the nominations are awarded as follows: 1st place = 16 points, 2nd place = 15 points, etc. ● The top All Region vote will be chosen as the MVP. ● The top 8 players are part of the All-Region 1st Team. ● The next 8 players are part of the All-Region 2nd Team. ● The remaining players who received votes will receive Honorable Mention. ● If a tie occurs in the voting, then all players involved in the tie will be included in their respective team. The tie will count as one space. 11. Academic All-Region Requirements 12. The home team report scores the night of the game. All teams must report their scores to MaxPreps the night of the game.
Region IV Basketball (girls) Schedule 2021 - 2022 Friday, January 14, 2022 American Fork @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Westlake Tuesday, January 18, 2022 Friday, January 21, 2022 Pleasant Grove @ American Fork American Fork @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ Westlake Westlake @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ Skyridge Tuesday, January 25, 2022 Friday, January 28, 2022 Westlake @ American Fork Skyridge @ American Fork Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon Lone Peak @ Westlake Tuesday, February 1, 2022 Friday, February 4, 2022 REGION BYE Corner Canyon @ American Fork Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Skyridge February 8, 2022 Friday, February 11, 2022 American Fork @ Pleasant Grove Lone Peak @ American Fork Westlake @ Corner Canyon Pleasant Grove @ Westlake Lone Peak @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Corner Canyon Tuesday, February 15, 2022 Friday, February 18, 2022 American Fork @ Westlake American Fork @ Skyridge Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak Westlake @ Lone Peak STATE TOURNAMENT State Tournament First Round, February 23 @ home sites State Tournament Second Round, February 25 @ home sites State Tournament Quarterfinals, March 2 @ University of Utah State Tournament Semifinals, March 4 @ University of Utah State Tournament Final March 5 @ University of Utah COACH INFORMATION SCHOOL NAME PHONE EMAIL American Fork Jason Herrud 801-610-8800 [email protected] Corner Canyon Craig Morris 801-826-6400 [email protected] Lone Peak Nancy Warner 801-610-8810 [email protected] Pleasant Grove Stephanie Nixon 801-610-8170 [email protected] Skyridge Shaylee Neilen 801-610-8820 [email protected] Westlake Michael O’Connor 801-610-8815 [email protected]
Cross Country Region Chairman: Jana Houle (boys & girls) Contact Number: 801-610-8820 First Contest Date: Roster on Register My Athlete: State Entry Deadline: State Competition: Academic All-State Accepted: GUIDELINES: 1. No meets are to be scheduled before ____________ 2. Each Region school will have a well-marked designated course. Distances for dual/tri/quad meets and region championships will be approximately 3 miles or 5K. A finish chute will be used at the finish line for all meets, as well as the Region Championship. 3. Qualification for state will be as per UHSAA rules in the current handbook. 4. Scores at the Region Championship Meet will determine the winner of the region trophy. 5. Boys and Girls Varsity runners 1-7 will be awarded 1st Team All-Region in Varsity, and runners 8-14 will be awarded 2nd Team All-Region in Varsity. 6. Boys and Girls Varsity runners 1-7 will receive medals labeled with the appropriate region information and place. Varsity runners 8-14 will receive ribbons labeled with the appropriate place. Boys and Girls JV runners 1-10 will receive ribbons labeled with the appropriate place. 7. Each school will receive assignments for the Region Championship from the host school. 8. Each school will furnish their own “stickers” or tags for each dual/tri/quad meet and the Region Championship Meet. Print the runner’s name, grade, and school on the region championship tags. 9. The highest 6th place finisher determines a tiebreaker. 10. Coaches may run eight (8) runners in the varsity region championship race but the scoring seven (7) must be clearly designated on the tag prior to the beginning of the race. 11. The number of teams and individuals that qualify for the state meet will be as per the number set by the UHSAA. 12. Dual/Tri/Quad region meets will be scheduled as per need basis between the schools involved. 13. The uniform rule will be in effect for all meets, with the exception of the pre-season meet. This meet will be a non-team scoring meet. 14. Academic All-Region is for Senior athletes with a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher. 15. Each individual may compete in a maximum of ten (10) meets plus Region and State. 16. Please refer to “General Policies” in the Region IV Handbook for all other Region IV rules, and the UHSAA Handbook for all UHSAA rules. Region XC Region IV Cross Country Lone Peak High School Schedule 2021 - 2022 Divisional XC Vineyard Soccer Complex October 5th, 2021 ● Junior Varsity Girls 3:30 pm ● Junior Varsity Boys 4:00 pm ● Varsity Girls 4:30 pm ● Varsity Boys 5:00 pm October 15th, 2021 ● Junior Varsity Girls 3:30 pm ● Junior Varsity Boys 4:00 pm ● Varsity Girls 4:30 pm ● Varsity Boys 5:00 pm State XC October 27 Rose Park in SLC Times determined by the state
COACH INFORMATION NAME PHONE EMAIL SCHOOL 801-610-8800 [email protected] American Fork Timo Mostert (boys) 801-826-6400 [email protected] Bruno Hunziker (girls) 801-610-8810 [email protected] Corner Canyon Devin Moody 801-610-8170 801-610-8820 [email protected] Lone Peak Ryan Bybee (boys) 801-610-8815 [email protected] Courtney Meldrum (girls) [email protected] Pleasant Grove Mark Morrison [email protected] Skyridge Jamie Alvizo [email protected] Westlake Mike Felix Makayla Fox
DRILL Region Chairman: Christian Cowart Contact Number: 801-826-6400 Starting Date/Team Selection: First Contest Date: Eligibility/list/team photo due: State Tournament Dates: Academic All-State Accepted: GUIDELINES: 1. Region drill teams will follow the guidelines listed in the General Guidelines of the Region IV Handbook. 2. The Region Drill Team Competition will be conducted under the rules and guidelines of the UHSAA competition regulations. a. Corner Canyon High School will host the Region Drill Competition for the 2021-22 school year on… (needs to be determined.) Floor times for that day will go from … to … pm (30 minutes each with a 10 minute clear time in between.) b. The Region Drill Competition Director will be …… 3. All Drill Teams must follow the most current National Safety Guidelines in order to compete and to qualify for catastrophic insurance coverage. 4. The performance categories for the 2021-2022 Region Competition are: MILITARY, DANCE, and KICK. A team may enter three categories at the region level. 5. The head coach must attend a UHSAA Rules Clinic for coaches and judges prior to the Region Competition or complete the UHSAA Drill team test prior to the Region Competition. 6. A mandatory Region Drill Competition Coaches Meeting will be held prior to the Region Drill Team Competition at the host school, Corner Canyon High School on…. a. Team(s) without representation at the meeting will be assigned to perform first in the first performance category and will be assigned the corresponding “drawing number”. b. The competition performance order will be determined by drawing number (1-6) and a predetermined rotation for all three performance categories. c. The competition performance order will be 1) Military, 2) Dance, and 3) Kick. d. A facility orientation will be conducted during the mandatory coaches meeting. e. Times for a one-hour practice session prior to the day of the competition and a thirty-minute floor time session on the day of the competition will be determined and calendared during the mandatory coaches meeting. 7. All coaches must submit the following information for the Region Drill Team Competition Program by Friday, … to … a. Official drill team name. b. A team picture (high quality with sharp contrast) c. Names of all drill team members, officers, managers, and coaches (please spell check) d. Names of school administration and athletic director(s) (please spell check). e. All Region Team Nominations (three per school with preference to seniors and/or multiple year members) (please ensure spelling is correct). f. Academic All-Region Nominations (SENIORS with a 3.75 and above cumulative GPA will be recognized at the region competition ) (please check spelling) g. Arranged performing group(s) with contact name, number, and email address for entertainment during the Region Drill Team Competition (i.e. Cheerleading, Dance, etc) 8. A UHSAA certificated judge will be contracted as the competition director for the Region Drill Competition (... will be the director for 2021-2022) 9. As determined and scheduled in the mandatory coaches meeting, each drill team will be allowed a one-hour practice session to be scheduled in advance and to take place on a day prior to the day of competition. In addition, each drill team will be allowed a thirty-minute floor time session to be scheduled in advance and to take place on the day of the competition, prior to the commencement of the competition. Additional times will not be granted. 10. Each drill team coach and participant will model sportsmanship to team members, opposing teams, parents, and competition staff. The state sportsmanship rules will apply and be enforced during the Region Drill Team Competition.’ 11. Parents/Spectators who use profane language, are disrespectful towards others, or who otherwise fail to model decency and sportsmanship, as determined by the supervising administrators, will be asked to leave and will not be allowed to return to the competition at any time during the remainder of the competition. 12. The following awards will be presented at the Region Drill Team Competition (Region IV Manual). a. A Region Championship trophy will be awarded to the Region Championship Team. b. Certificates will be awarded to the 2nd and 3rd place teams overall. c. Plaques will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winner in each of the three categories. d. Medals will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th place winners in the Drill Down Competition. e. Certificates will be awarded to participants eligible for Academic All-Region (Seniors with Cum GPA of 3.75 or above). f. Certificates will be awarded for participants selected for All-Region (three from each school)
NOTE - Region certificates, provided by Region IV, are to be printed by the host school. 13. Dressing rooms are closed to parents, spectators and supporters. Only coaches and participants will be allowed in the dressing area. Each team will be given five access passes that can be used by female runners for deliveries, make-up needs, costume issues, etc. It is advised that gifts and well wishes be held until after the thirty-minute practice on the day of the competition. The decoration of team dressing rooms by parents should be conservative and must be approved by the head drill team coach in advance. 14. Moratorium/Dead time: UHSAA guidelines must be followed. Teams not abiding by the moratorium will face a fine on the first offense and a sportsmanship penalty on the second offense. 15. State 6A Drill Team bracket reveal will be …… State Drill Competition will be held on…..(quarterfinals), …. Drill team qualification standards for State will be according to UHSAA guidelines. In the event of a tie, tie breaking procedures will be followed as outlined in the State Handbook. COACH INFORMATION NAME PHONE EMAIL SCHOOL Jeana Harmon 801-310-5387 [email protected] Jamie Crowther 801-826-6400 [email protected] American Fork Sarah Murphy 801-310-9334 [email protected] Corner Canyon Tayla Overstreet [email protected] 801-610-8815 [email protected] Lone Peak Kristie Kipp [email protected] Pleasant Grove Skyridge Westlake
FOOTBALL Region Chairman: Joe Atwood Contact Number: 801-610-8820 Starting Date: First Contest Date: Eligibility/list/team photo due: Academic All-State Accepted: Arbiter: Jeff Cluff, [email protected] GUIDELINES: 1. Beginning practice date will be July 26, 2021 (helmets only) 2. Endowment game will be August 13-14, 2021 3. All varsity games will start at 7:00 pm. 4. Each region school will play a full schedule of Sophomore and JV games. 5. Sophomore games will be played on Thursdays at 3:30 on the same site as the varsity game, while JV games will be on Thursdays at 3:30 at the opposite site of the varsity game. 6. Home team wears dark jerseys. Visiting team wears light or white jerseys. 7. All schools are required to use adults on chain and down marker (Varsity only) 8. In case of overtime, the state tie-breaker rule applies. 9. Sidelines: It is the responsibility of each school’s administration to keep their sidelines and track areas clear of all spectators. No spectators will be allowed on the field during the game. 10. The home team is responsible for emergency medical care. 11. Head coaches (or assistant coaches) will email the two (2) most recent games via Hudl by 8:00 am each Saturday. A copy of the team roster will accompany all film exchanges. Region IV games, whether practice, league, or post-league, may be filmed only by the two participating schools. The host school should extend the same courtesy to the visiting photographer as to its own photographer. Films that are exchanged in Region IV will be filmed or supervised by a responsible adult. They should include a pre-snap set wide angle, scoreboard by quarter, and each scoring play. Film all plays. 12. Varsity host school will provide dressing facilities upon the request of the visiting school. A whiteboard will be available. Each school will provide their own towels. Host school will clear the visiting locker room 1 ½ hours before games and provide a guide for the visiting team to meet the bus, show locker room etc. (JV and Sophomores dress at their own schools.) In the case of inclement weather, JV & Sophomore teams will be provided shelter at half-time. The visiting team is responsible for cleaning the locker room immediately following half-time. 13. Post-game Activities: After the end of each game, each team may have a team meeting for no more than 10 minutes near their sideline in their warm-up endzone or other area if designated by the home team. No parents or fans may enter the field or track, and visiting administrators must stay until after the meeting ends and teams are leaving for the bus. 14. Visiting teams will be allowed a minimum of 3 spotters and a maximum of 4 (depending on facility in or on the press box). Home and visiting coaches should be given priority over film or TV crews when allocating space in the pressbox. 15. Region IV will allow communication equipment including computers, film television, and video tapes during the game and between periods as permitted by state guidelines. 16. Coaches will communicate with one another on at least two occasions: a. Schedule and team rosters are to be mailed/emailed to Region Chair by Monday, August 2, 2021. The rosters shall contain at least the name, grade level, number, height, and weight of each athlete and be in numerical order. b. The All-Region selection date will be Monday, November 29, 2021 at 8:00 am at Skyridge. Best at each position, 1st team: 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1; 2nd Team: 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. 17. Any current employee of a school may not officiate in any varsity game in which that school is participating. 18. The national Anthem will be played 5 minutes before the scheduled starting time. The visiting team should be informed if this is changed. 19. Region Scheduling will flip home and away year to year. The order will remain the same for two years. 20. Change of date, time, or place of a regularly scheduled region game must be approved by the Region IV Board of Managers. Changes should be approved at least one week in advance. Host schools must notify the Football Chair and the other head coaches in the region of the change. Host school must notify the Arbiter of the change. 21. Any media personnel from school must remain on their school’s sideline. 22. Home team responsible for filming sophomore and JV games and putting on Hudl Thursday.
Region IV Football Schedule 2021 - 2022 September 17 Corner Canyon @ American Fork September 24 Skyridge @ Westlake Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove October 1 October 7 Westlake @ Pleasant Grove October 13 Skyridge @ Corner Canyon American Fork @ Lone Peak Corner Canyon @ Westlake Pleasant Grove @ American Fork Lone Peak @ Skyridge American Fork @ Westlake Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove Skyridge @ American Fork Westlake @ Lone Peak STATE TOURNAMENT: Bracket Reveal First Round of playoffs @ Home sites Second Round of playoffs @ Home sites Quarterfinals @ Home site Semifinals @ U of U Finals @ U of U COACH INFORMATION NAME PHONE EMAIL SCHOOL Aaron Behm 801-610-8800 [email protected] 801-826-6400 [email protected] American Fork Eric Kjar 801-610-8810 Corner Canyon Bart Brockbank 801-610-8170 [email protected] Paul Walkenhorst 801-610-8820 [email protected] Lone Peak 801-610-8815 Pleasant Grove Jon Lehman [email protected] Louis Wong [email protected] Skyridge Westlake
FORENSICS/ Region Chairman: Sara Little DEBATE Contact Number: 801-826-6413 First Contest Date: Eligibility list due: State Entry Deadline: State Competition: Academic All State Accepted: GUIDELINES: 1. Starting Date: No forensics meets may be held prior to September 28, 2021. State Competition: March …, 2022. 2. Policy Debate, Lincoln-Douglas, and Public Forum Paring: Up to six (6) rounds will be held in each event, Pairings will be matched to best allow each school to hit all other schools in the region in each event, Byes will be drawn from eligible teams/schools. No team, individual or school may have more than one bye unless it cannot be avoided. Speaker points are averaged for byes. The Region Tournament will use the same topics for Lincoln-Douglas and Public Forum as the State Tournament. 3. Individual Events Paring: Up to four (4) preliminary rounds of each event will be held. Random pairing will be used but students from the same school will not be in the same round. 4. Student Congress Paring: all contestants will be placed in one house of two (2) sessions with assigned seating and second seating reversed Student Congress for Region will conform to State Tournament guidelines, One (1) judge from each participating school will be used with the score from the competitor’s school dropped and the other five (5) added to determine final rank and rating. Congress judges should be two (2) years removed from high school, if possible. 5. Entry: There will be a limit of four (4) teams in Policy Debate, Public Forum, and Lincoln-Douglas Debate. The NSDA March/April topic will be used for both Region and State Competitions in both LD and Public Forum. In Student Congress and Individual Events there will be three (3) entries. 6. Registration: Registration forms must be submitted on Tabroom.co at the time of the Region pairing Meeting. All Orations and Student Congress Legislation must be submitted with registration. 7. Judging Requirements: Judging requirements will be determined at the Region pairing meeting based on the total entries of each school, Each school shall bring a congress judge. Judging requirements are as follows: a. One Judge per two (2) of policy and public forum debate. b. One for every four (4) LD debaters or fraction thereof. c. One judge for every four (4) IE competitors. d. One congress judge for each school with a Student Congress. 8. Schools not meeting their judging commitments will be subject to the following procedure: Drop number of students to match number of judges present at the point of infraction and after vote by Region Coaches. 9. Student Congress: Region IV will use the most recent UDCA legislation. The legislative calendar will be set randomly at the Region Pairing Meeting. All legislation must be final by the Pairing Meeting. Orders of the day will be used with modified UDCA rules. Six speech priority will be used. All speeches will be three (3) minutes with two (2) minutes of questions after the proponent speech. Amendments and serving as Presiding Officer will count as a speech. No removal of an obstructionist without approval of the tabulation room. No one student will chair for more than (1) hour. Five (5) hours of session time will be held with breaks and lunches scheduled as needed. 10. At the Region IV Speech & Debate Tournament, a student may enter in only one event. 11. Appropriateness of Materials: Coaches are responsible for ensuring appropriateness of materials including, but not limited to, oratory topics, and subject of congress resolutions. 12. Scoring: The quartile system will be used. The top ¼ will receive superior ratings and five (5) points per person, the next ¼ will receive excellent ratings and three (3) points per person, the next ¼ will receive good ratings and will receive one (1) point per person and the final ¼ will receive no sweepstakes points. Quariling will be adjusted in a way, which least skews the bracket upon agreement of coaches, In sweepstakes, when there is a team tie for the finals state qualification spot, the tie will be broken on numbers of ratings and win/loss records. Congress rankings will be quartiled for breaking ties. 13. Region Awards: One (1) Region Championship trophy will be awarded. Region medals will be awarded for the top five (5) places in each event. That would result in the following medals count. Policy Debate: places 1-5 win two (2) medals for each place since each team has two members; Lincoln-Douglas Debate: One (1) medal for each place 1-5; Public Forum Debate: places 1-5 with two (2) medals for each place since public forum teams have two members; Original Oratory: One (1) medal for each place 1-5; Impromptu Speaking: One (1) medal for each place 1-5; Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking: one (1) medal for each place 1-5; National Extemporaneous Speaking: one (1) medal for each place 1-5; Student Congress: one (1) medal for each place 1-5. 14. Region certificates will be awarded to all participants who achieve a rating of good or higher. Ties will be broken according to UHSAA Rules. If two schools are tied for either 1st or 2nd place Sweepstakes, the following tie-breaking procedure will be followed: The lowest total ranking score in all events wins the tie. Debate, Lincoln-Douglas ad Public Forum will be counted as one (1) point for wins and three (3) for a loss in this tie-breaking system. Only ties for 1st and 2nd place sweepstakes will be broken. All other ties will be listed and announced as a tie.
15. Rules Arbitration: The Region Activity Chairperson will be on call during the Region Tournament to help resolve disputes over interpretation or application of Region Rules. 16. Legion Costs: Region schools will submit to the Region Activity Chairperson a list of their judges. The schools are responsible for paying their own judges. The region will then reimburse schools for the cost of their region judges. The region will also cover the costs of awards and lunch for region coaches and judges at the Region Tournament. The anticipated total budget for region competition is $800.00 Debate/Forensics Region IV Tournament February …, 2022 at Corner Canyon. Pairing meeting, February …, 2022 at 3:30 pm, Lone Peak. 17. Region Event Places: a. Policy Debate: 2 each for places 1-5 b. Public Forum Debate: 2 each for places 1-5 c. Lincoln-Douglas Debate: places 1-5 d. Student Congress: places 1-5 e. National Extemporaneous Speaking: places 1-5 f. International Extemporaneous Speaking: places 1-5 g. One First Place forensics Sweepstakes trophy. 18. Region Coaches Representative: Season Start Date: Region IV Pairing Meeting: Region IV Speech and Debate Tournament State Tournament POLICIES: 1. Region IV operates under the Speech/Debate Policies and Guidelines promulgated by the UHSAA. The UHSAA Policies and Guidelines are incorporated into these Region IV Policies as if fully set forth herein. In the event of a direct conflict between a UHSAA Policy or Guideline and a Region IV policy, the UHSAA Policy or Guidelines takes precedence. 2. Topics for the Region IV Debate Tournament: a. Policy Debate will use the NSDA National topic for the current academic year. b. Public FOrum and Lincoln-Douglas Debate will use the topics selected for the UHSAA’s 6A State Tournament, usually the respective NSDA topics for March of the current academic year. c. International and National Extemporaneous Speaking will use the NFHS topics for February of the current year. If required by the number of rounds and participants, NFHS topics for preceding months (beginning with January of the current year and then, if needed, December of the previous year, and so on) may also be used. d. Student Congress legislation will be selected from UDCA approved legislation selected for use at the upcoming UHSAA’s 6A State Tournament. If the legislation for the 6A State Tournament has not been selected or if the selections are not available by the opening of the Region Pairing Meeting, then legislation for the Region IV Tournament shall be selected from the current UDCA approved list found at utahdebatecoaches.org 3. Entries for the Region IV Tournament: a. School Entries: Each school may have up to four (4) entries in Policy Debate (CS), Public Forum Debate (PF), Lincoln-Douglas Debate (LD) and Student Congress (SC). Each school may have up to three entries in Original Oratory (OO), National Extemporaneous Speaking (NX), Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking (FX), and Impromptu Speaking (IM). Each team in CX and PF shall constitute one entry. b. Participant Entries; No student may enter more than one (1) event at the Region IV Tournament. c. Exception to Participant Entry Limit: Coaches may vote to separate the debate (CX, PF and LD) portion of the tournament from the speech (SC, OO, FX, NX, and IM) portion of the tournament, A majority vote is required to do this. If the date and speech portions are separated, then (and only then) a school may choose to enter a student in one (1) debate event and one (1) speech event. If the debate and speech portions of the tournament are separated then the speech (SC, OO, FX, NX, and IM) events will be held on the Friday immediately before the Saturday date set for the Region IV Debate Tournament at the same location This exception to Policy 3.b does not increase the total number of entries for each school set forth in Policy 3.a. If a student qualifies under this policy for the 6A State Tournament in both a debate event and a speech event, the student counts against the region quota of ten (10) entries per event in both categories in which the student qualifies. However, a student may only compete in one event at the 6A State Tournament. No additional qualifier will be entered in place of a qualification spot that is dropped under this Policy. d. All participants are required to satisfy the UHSAA’s academic eligibility standards, which currently require a student to have achieved a 2.0 G.P.A. with no more than one (1) failing grade in an immediately preceding term. 4. Registration for the Region IV Tournament: Student participants must be registered for the Region IV Tournament on tabroom.com prior to the close of the Region Pairing MEeting. OO titles must be submitted with the online registration. Printed copies of oo scripts with a word count (total, quoted and paraphrased) and a bibliography must be submitted for review one week before the region tournament to the person(s) nominated at the Region Pairing Meeting to review OO scripts. 5. Pairing for the Region IV Tournament:
a. Policy Debate, Lincoln-Douglas, and Public Forum Debate Paring: Up to six (6) rounds may be held in each event. The number of rounds should be set to (1) provide a robust competition; and (2) ensure sufficient separation between teams or individuals to properly quartile each event. b. Each school is required to seed their teams and individuals in order of their strength, using varsity won-loss records from the current academic year. If a team or individual has participated in fewer than four varsity tournaments during the current academic year, then win-loss records from previous academic years and/or novice competition during the current academic year may also be taken into account. c. The value intended to be achieved by this Policy is a fair seeding. A “one-seed” should be a school’s strongest team or individual. d. A “two-seed” should be a school’s second strongest team or individual, and so on. Sandbagging - or intentionally giving a stronger team or individual a weaker seed is considered cheating. e. If a coach believes that won-loss records do not fairly represent the respective strength of a school’s teams or individuals, the coach may request a variance from this procedure at the Region Pairing Meeting. All questions and challenges concerning seeding must be resolved at the Region Pairing Meeting. f. Pairings will set to achieve the following values, in order of importance: i. No team or individual may be paired against an opponent from their own school. ii. No team, individual or school may have more than one bye unless it cannot be avoided. Byes will be awarded to a school’s one seeds first, then to two seeds and so on. If awareding a team or individual a second bye cannot be avoided, then second byes must be awarded in the same order of preference as the first byes. If a team or individual receives a bye, speaker points for the bye round will be awarded by calculating the average speaker points from actual rounds. iii. Teams and individuals will be matched to best allow each school to compete against each other school in the region in each event. iv. To the extent possible, pairings should be set to protect the higher seeded teams and individuals. g. Individual Events Paring: Up to four (4) preliminary rounds of each event will be held. Random Pairing will be used for each round. Students from the same school may not compete in the same panel unless this would result in an unfair paneling. Scores in each panel will be truncated to the size of the smallest panel. (For example, in a round consisting of two (2) panels of four (4) contestants and one panel of three (3) contestants, a contestant receiving a score of four (4) will have their score truncated to a three (3). h. Student Congress Paring. All SC contestants will be placed in one (1) house. 6. Event Rules for the Region IV Tournament: a. Debate: CX, PF, and LD will be conducted according to the UHSAA Policies and Guidelines for the 6A State Tournament. PF will also be conducted according to the rules specified by the NSDA. (Coaches are responsible to review these rules with their PF teams, and ensure their compliance). b. Individual Events: The UHSAA Policies and Guidelines for OO, NX, FX, and IM at the 6A State Tournament will be followed at the Region IV Tournament. c. Student Congress: SC at the Region IV Tournament will conform to the UHSAA Rules and Guidelines for the 6A State Tournament. i. The legislative calendar shall be set randomly at the Region Pairing Meeting. ii. Legislation will be selected as set forth in Policy 2.d. The Orders of the Day will be the UDCA’s most recent Orders of the Day (modified), which are published at utahdebatecoaches.org. iii. If the author of the legislation is present in the chamber, or anyone from the author’s school, he or he has the right to the authorship speech for that legislation, regardless of priority. iv. Except as provided for in policy 6.c.ii, six-speech priority will be enforced. v. The competition shall consist of one round of five (5) hours. The round will be open. A mandatory thirty (30) minute break will take place at the halfway point. vi. Seating will be assigned. After two and a half (2.5) hours, the seating assignments must be reversed. vii. Time limits for speeches are three (3) minutes, followed by two (2) minutes of questions. viii. Amendments and serving as Presiding Officer count as one speech. ix. Amendments must be submitted in writing, with sufficient copies for each participant and judge in the round. x. No person may serve as the Presiding Officer for more than one hour. Priority will be enforced among schools for Presiding Officer (meaning no school may have a second presiding officer until every school has either had or declined the opportunity to have a Presiding Officer) xi. One (1) judge from each participating school will be used. Each judge must mudge the entire round. Judges must rank SC participants in order of merit. A score of one (1) denotes first place; a score of two (2) denotes second place; and so forth. The last place participant should receive a score equal to the total number of actual participants. xii. An obstructionist may not be removed without approval of the tabulation room. 7. Calculating Sweepstakes Points: The Region IV Tournament will use the quartile system to determine sweepstakes standing as follows: a. At the Region Paring Meeting the total number of entries in each event will be calculated and the result divided by four (4) to determine the number of contestants to be assigned to each quartile. If rounding is necessary higher quartiles must be assigned larger numbers than lower quartiles; provided, however, that no quartile may be more than one number higher or lower than any other quartile.
b. At the Region IV Tournament, entries must be assigned to a quartile based upon merit, with the best contestants assigned to the highest possible quartile. Contestants with identical records or placings may not be assigned to different quartiles, and the number of contestants assigned to each quartile may not be modified from the numbers set according to Policy 7.a.. Policy 7.c. provides the only exception to this rule. c. Entries in any event that drop after the close of the Region Paring Meeting are awarded last place (or a tie for last place if there is more than one) in their respective event and must be assigned to the fourth quartile and earn zero sweepstakes points. If there are more entries that drop in any event than there are places in the fourth quartile for that event. The fourth quartile must be enlarged to accommodate all dropped entries. In such case, the additional places in the fourth quartile must be taken from the third quartile (if possible), then the second quartile and finally the first quartile. d. In all events except for SC, if a tie prevents the required quartile assignments, an additional round or rounds consisting of only contestants for which ties must be broken shall be held until contestants may be assigned to quartiles as set forth in Policy 7.a This tiebreaker procedure applies only for purposes of sweepstakes calculations. It does not apply to ties in individual rankings, which must be determined based upon standings after the completion of the originally scheduled rounds. e. In SC, if a tie prevents the required quartile assignments, the tie will be broken according to the following criteria in order: i. Eliminating the placement ranking received by each tied contestant from the judge representing the contestant’s own school. ii. Eliminating the highest and lowest ranking received by each tied contestant, and calculating the rankings from all other judges. iii. Remaining ties will be broken via a mini-round in which each tied contestant is permitted to give one (1) 3-minute speech, followed by a 2-minute question period in which only the other tied contestants are permitted to ask questions. The bill for this tie-breaker must be randomly selected at the Region Pairing MEeting and may not have been previously used at the Region IV Tournament. f. Entries in CS and PF whall be scored as follows: i. Quartile 1 = Superior, and receives ten (10) points. ii. Quartile 2 = Excellent, and received six (6) points. iii. Quartile 3 = Good, and receives two (2) points. iv. Quartile 4 = Fair, and receives zero (0) points. g. Entries in LD, SC, OO, NX, FX, and IM shall be scored as follows: i. Quartile 1 = Superior, and receives five (5) points. ii. Quartile 2 = Excellent, and receives three (3) points. iii. Quartile 3 = Good, and receives on (1) point. iv. Quartile 4 = Fair, and receives zero (0) points. 8. State Qualification: Contestants qualify for the 6A State Tournament as set forth in the applicable UHSAA Policies and Guidelines. In the event of a tie for the final qualification slot, the tie will not be broken, and all participants tied for the last slot will qualify for the 6A State Tournament. 9. Judging Requirements: The number of judges each school is required to provide will be determined at the Region Pairing Meeting, and will be based on the total number of entries from each school in each event. Each school must provide a minimum of: a. One judge for every two (2) CS entries or fraction thereof. b. One judge for every three (3) PF and LD entries or fraction thereof, c. One judge for every four (4) OO, NX, FX, and IM entries or fraction thereof. d. One judge for SC, if a school has any entries in this event. “A school that fails to meet its judging requirement by the deadline specified by a vote of the coaches at the Region Pairing Meeting will be required to drop the number of entries necessary to match the number of judges they have registered by the deadline. If a judge drops after this deadline, and is not replaced before the start of the Region IV tournament, the judge’s school will be required to make any drops necessary to match the number of judges they actually provide. Each judge must have graduated from high school at least two years prior to the academic year in which the Region IV Debate Tournament is held. ANy exception to this policy may be approved by a majority vote of the coaches of the schools participation in the Region IV Debate Tournament. 10. Judge’s Conduct: a. Judges are required to abide by the NSDA’s Honor Code, and any applicable code of conduct specified by the UHSAA or the UDCA. b. Judges are required to submit ballots that contain a written reason for their decision or rankings. Judges who fail to provide a written rationale for their decision or rankings for a round are not eligible to receive payment for that round. c. Judges are not permitted to critique contestants following a round, or to disclose to any contestant the judge’s decision or rankings for a round. 11. Appropriateness of Materials: Coaches are responsible for ensuring appropriateness of materials including, but not limited to, oratory scripts and congress legislation submitted by their students. Students found to have submitted material that is plagiarized, in violation of the UHSA Policies and Guidelines for an event, or otherwise inappropriate shall be disqualified from the Region IV Tournament. Material that is deemed to violate the NSDA Honor Code is considered inappropriate under this policy.
a. Contestants disqualified under this policy are ineligible to receive a rating, medal or certificate; earn sweepstakes points; or be nominated to represent the region or their school at the 6A State Tournament. A school may not enter a replacement for a student disqualified under this policy. 12. Internet Usage: Participants must comply with the rules for internet usage set forth in the UHSAA Policies and Procedures. The penalties for violating the rules for internet usage at the 6A State Tournament shall also apply at the Region IV Debate. 13. Region Awards a. Sweepstakes Award: One (1) Region Championship trophy will be awarded to the school that achieves the highest point total. b. Region Medals will be awarded for the top five (5) places in each event. Each of the top five places in Policy and Public Forum Debate will receive two medals. c. Each Region Medal shall state the title of the event and the placement designation (e.g., Policy Debate, 2nd Place.) d. The total number of medals awarded will be as follows: i. Ten (10) medals for Policy Debate. ii. Ten (10) medals for Public Forum Debate. iii. Five (5) medals for Lincoln-Douglas Debate. iv. Five (5) medals for Student Congress. v. Five (5) medals for Original Oratory vi. Five (5) medals for National Extemporaneous Speaking. vii. Five (5) medals for Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking. viii. Five (5) medals for Impromptu Speaking. ix. An additional ten (10) medals will be provided in case of ties in any event. These additional medals will not have an event or placement designation. e. In addition to medals, each contestant who earns a Superior, Excellent or Good rating will be awarded an appropriate certificate of merit, stating their name, event and rating. f. Sweepstakes ties will be broken using the method prescribed in the UHSAA Policies and Guidelines. Only ties for first and second place will be broken. All other ties will be listed and announced as a tie. 14. Disclosure not Permitted. Under UHSAA Policy Chapter II, Article 1, Section 7: “The results of an event should not be made public until the event is completed. Igt is unethical for coaches or anyone else to divulge the results of a round until the entire event is completed at a region meet.” This Policy is interpreted to bar any person from disclosing the result of any round to any contestant prior to the conclusion of all events at the Region IV Tournament. 15. Ballot Review: Coaches from each school are permitted to review ballots involving their respective school’s participants prior to finalizing the overall rankings for each event. If necessary, coaches may consult with their students to confirm that the ballot pertains to the speech given by the student, but the coach must not violate Policy 14 during such consultation. (The purpose of this Policy is to permit coaches to detect and fix mistakes regarding tabulations or misidentification of participants. Coaches are not permitted to challenge a judge’s substantive decision.) 16. Rules Arbitration: Disputes concerning the interpretation or application of these Policies should be resolved by a vote of the coaches. If a majority vote is not achieved, the Region Activity Chairperson, who shall be on call during the Region IV Tournament, will resolve the dispute. 17. Protests: Coaches may submit protests by following the procedures outlined in the UHSAA Policies and Guidelines. 18. Rule Changes: Coaches may, upon a majority vote and the approval of the Region Activity Chairperson, alter these policies at the Region Pairing Meeting or at the Region IV Debate Tournament, if necessary, to preserve objective fairness or to avoid a perverse result. If a policy is mandated by the UHSAA Guidelines and Policies or an NDCA Rule, then no alteration is permitted. 19. Region Tournament Costs: a. Budget: The anticipated total budget for judges for the Region IV Tournament is $1,200.00, and will be allocated as follows: i. Judges for PF, LD, OO, NX, FX, and IM will be paid $12.00 per round. ii. Judges for CX will be paid $15.00 per round. iii. Judges for SC will be paid $50.00 for the tournament. iv. The host school may spend up to $200 (in addition to the budget in Policy 19.a) for food and drinks for judges and coaches. b. The region will cover the cost of the Sweepstakes ASward and all Medals and Certificates. c. Cost Responsibility: Each school is responsible for paying its own judges. The host school is responsible for purchasing food and drinks for coaches and judges. d. Cost Reimbursement: Each school may submit to the Region Activity Chair a list of their judges for the Region IV Debate Tournament, and the number and type of rounds judged by each judge. The host school may submit to the Region Activity Chair receipts for the cost of food and drink purchased for the Region IV Tournament. The region will pay to each school the amount needed to reimburse its judges, according to the payment schedule set forth in Policy 13a. The region shall reimburse the host school for food and drink purchased up to the amount set forth in Policy 19b.
COACH INFORMATION NAME PHONE EMAIL Matt Bird 801-610-8800 [email protected] SCHOOL Jeramy Acker 801-826-6400 [email protected] American Fork Michelle Walker 801-610-8810 Corner Canyon Not Offered [email protected] Rachel Billings 801-610-8820 Lone Peak Tanya Roundy 801-610-8815 [email protected] Pleasant Grove [email protected] Skyridge Westlake
GOLF Region Chairman: Dave Carter (boys) Contact Number: 801-610-8810 Practice Begin (Tryouts): July 19, 2021 First Contest Date: July 26, 2021 Roster on Register My Athlete: August 27, 2021 Rules Clinic/Etiquette Completion: September 17, 2021 State Entry Deadline: September 28, 2021 State Competition: October 4-5, 2-21 Academic All-State Accepted: Sept 7 - Oct 5, 2021 GUIDELINES: 1. There will be a maximum of 14 varsity and 14 region tournaments, consisting of 18 holes each. Eight players representing each region school will participate with the low four (4) scores added together for the school’s tournament score. The point system will be used to determine the overall region champion. The first-place team will receive 5 points, second will receive 4 points, third will receive 3 points, fourth will receive 2 points, and fifth place will receive 1 point. In the case of a tie for 1st place, both teams will be presented with a trophy. 2. All schools will be responsible for their own green fees. 3. Region tournaments will start as late as possible (shotgun starts will be requested) 4. The Region IV tie breaker rule will be followed to decide final region standings, if needed. If there is a tie for the final state tournament spot, the coaches of the included schools will choose 4 golfers who will then play until the final spot is decided. 5. If a region tournament is postponed due to inclement weather, every attempt will be made to reschedule as soon as possible. If all golfers finish at least 9 holes before inclement weather stops play, that will be considered a region tournament and the 9-hole scores will be considered a complete tournament.If a match is cancelled due to weather, how or if the match will be scored will be determined by majority vote of the coaches. If necessary, especially late in the season, a JV match will be used to replace a cancelled varsity match. In the event that the final 18-hole region tournament is affected by weather, there may not be a makeup due to time constraints. 6. USGA rules apply to all events, local rules will supersede in case of conflicts. 7. No caddies may be used by the participants in region tournaments. No riding golf carts unless approved by a majority vote of region coaches prior to play. 8. Players’ relatives will be permitted to watch unless local course rules prohibit. Spectators must stay at least 50 feet away from the players and may not offer help, coach, advise, nor interfere with the progression of the tournament. (Region IV will follow all State and PGA guidelines for golf.) 9. Coaches are allowed to advise and coach players as long as it doesn’t slow the progress of the match. Coaches are not allowed on the putting surface to advise players during official play. 10. All coaches are responsible for their players’ attire at region events. Hats/visors must be worn with the brim forward. Collared shirts/mock turtleneck shirts must be tucked in. Shorts must be of modest length. Prohibited attire: denim tank tops, T-shirts, sleeveless shirts, cut-offs, and any other dress considered inappropriate by coaches or golf courses. 11. All golfers will play from the designated tee markers. Only rangefinders without slope capabilities will be allowed. If a player is using a rangefinder, he needs to allow all others in his grouping to use the rangefinder if other players do not have a rangefinder. The following electronic devices are not allowed (included, but not limited to): cell phones and music devices, etc. Region IV tournaments will follow UHSAA rules and regulations. 12. Players must attend school all periods of the day of a region event up until they are excused for the event by the coach. District policy supersedes any discrepancy. (team and school policy) 13. Prior to the first match, each school will hold a region rules meeting. All golfers must attend or they will not be eligible for region play. Exceptions rarely may occur, but must be approved by the region board (principals, not coaches) 14. First team all-region players will be awarded medals for places 1-12. The best 9 of 12 of 10 region tournament scores will determine medalists. The final two region matches will be counted as a 2-day tournament. Scores will carry over from the first day to the second and will be combined to double the points of a regular season match. 15. No coaches are allowed to play during region matches. 16. There is a nine (9) stroke maximum.
REGION IV GOLF SCHEDULE 2021 August 5 - Riverbend August 9 - Hobble Creek August 18 - River Oaks August 27 - Thanksgiving Point August 31 - Cedar Hills September 8 - Sleepy Ridge September 21 - Talons Cove Region Championship September 28 - Timpanogos Golf Club September 29 - Talons Cove State Championship October 4 and 5 - Timpanogos Golf Club JV SCHEDULE August 12 - Mountain View August 24 - tbd September 10 - tbd September 16 - tbd COACH INFORMATION NAME PHONE EMAIL 801-610-8800 [email protected] SCHOOL 801-826-6400 [email protected] 801-610-8810 American Fork Lynn Anderson 801-610-8170 [email protected] 801-610-8820 [email protected] Corner Canyon Derek Fox 801-610-8815 [email protected] [email protected] Lone Peak Derek Farr Pleasant Grove Derek Scoville Skyridge Ryan Roberts Westlake Jake Gordon
GOLF Region Chairman: Dave Barrett (girls) Contact Number: 801-826-6400 Practice Begin: First Contest Date: Roster on Register My Athlete: State Entry Deadline: State Competition: Academic All-State Accepted: GUIDELINES: 1. All general policies in the Region IV Activities Manual should be read and will apply to the sport of golf. 2. There will be 8 region tournaments (Four = 9 holes, Four = 18 holes) plus an 18 hole eight 18 holes, (9 only if weather prohibits 18) Region Championship for a total of nine region events. Varsity teams will participate in all tournaments. Points for the 18-hole region tournaments will be awarded as follows: a. Scores are final once scoreboards have been taken down. b. All matches will count toward team score. c. All matches will be stroke play (no points). d. Region Golf Champion will be determined by this scoring. The team with the fewest points will be declared Region IV Champion. i. The region coaches will decide if the tournament should be cancelled or changed to a 9-hole format if weather does not permit an 18-hole tournament. Rained out matches will be rescheduled ASAP at the convenience of the golf course and if district buses can accommodate the change. ii. JV will play one 9-hole tournament at the Ranches and will play 9-hole tournaments at the same time Varsity plays 18-holes. JV will play 18-holes at the Region Championship. iii. After the calendar has been set, the region chair will assign a coach to each tournament. The coach is in charge of setting up the pairings. 3. In case of a tie for a state tournament berth, a 9-hole playoff, on a neutral course, will occur with each team entering eight (8) players. The top four (4) scores will count. In the event of a tie, the next player’s score will be taken until the tie is broken. 4. In varsity matches, each team will play up to eight (8) players. The top four (4) scores will count. In JV matches each team will play up to four (4) players. No more than 12 golfers can play from any school in any tournament, so if a school plays eight (8) varsity players they will only be allowed four (4) JV. 5. Each school is allowed two coaches to communicate with players during each tournament. The two coaches must be designated prior to the start of each Tournament. 6. Individual medals will be given to the 10 players with the lowest scores in the region tournaments To determine individual rankings a golfer must play Varsity in 60% of the regular season tournaments and play Varsity in the final region tournament. To determine individual rankings 6 out of 8 regular season tournaments will be used plus the score from the final region tournament. 7. Each golfer must exchange scorecards with another person (of the opposing team) in the group (circle scoring), both must sign each other’s card before turning it in at the scoring-table. Each player is responsible for the correctness of their hole-by-hole scores. Players are allowed to use Rules of Golf appropriate distance measuring devices both on the region and state championship level. As part of the conditional use of the range finder, a player must allow any competitor in his group to also use the device upon request. All local and USGA Rules of Golf will apply to this competition. Cell phones, MP-3 devices, and other electronic “smart” devices are not allowed except in reporting emergency situations. USGA rules apply to all events, local rules will supersede in case of conflicts. 8. No caddies may be used by the participants in region tournaments. No riding golf carts unless approved by region coaches prior to play. 9. All coaches are responsible to see that their players are dressed in APPROPRIATE golf attire and that they comply with local course rules. No denim. SPECIAL NOTICE: APPROPRIATE attire will be required of all golfers (LPGA Dress Code). 10. Play will be governed by USGA rules and local course rules, proper golf etiquette and Region IV sportsmanship code. 11. Each school will be required to attend the region rules meeting. 12. All play will begin from the forward tees. Beginning and less experienced players will play from the fairway tees until they can score below fifty-five (55). At that point, it will be up to the coach to determine whether they play from the fairway tees or the varsity tees. 13. Spectators may attend but they are not allowed to give advice to participants. Spectators must stay 50 feet away from the player. Conversation between player and spectators will result in the 1st time = warning; 2nd time = two stroke penalty; 3rd time = disqualification. 14. In the case of an unforeseen issue that is not covered specifically in the region policies the coaches can override policy or create new policy by a unanimous vote during the season.
REGION IV GOLF SCHEDULE 2021 JV SCHEDULE COACH INFORMATION NAME PHONE EMAIL 801-610-8800 [email protected] SCHOOL 801-826-6400 [email protected] 801-610-8810 American Fork Lynn Anderson 801-610-8170 [email protected] 801-610-8820 [email protected] Corner Canyon Lexi Gagon 801-610-8815 [email protected] Lone Peak Derek Farr [email protected] Pleasant Grove Derek Scoville Skyridge Lisa McArthur Westlake Laura Romo
LACROSSE Region Chairman: Chad Wiet (boys) Contact Number: 801-610-8820 Begin Practice Date: February 28, 2022 First Contest Date: March 7, 2022 Eligibility list/team photo due: March 18, 2022 State Competition: May 14 - 27, 2022 Academic All State Accepted: Mar 22 - Apr 21, 2022 Arbiter: Grant Nielsen, [email protected] GUIDELINES 1. All general policies in the Region IV Activities Manual should be read and will apply to the sport of lacrosse. 2. Each school has the option to play a maximum of 16 games for both Varsity and Junior Varsity as per instruction in the UHSAA Handbook. This total does not include playoff games. It was requested that region games be changed from playing schools twice to once. Many of the coaches feel that this would provide greater flexibility within the season to play a wider variety of teams who have a variety of skills. 3. The other request would be to have two days rest between games. This may be accomplished by having a Mon/Thurs or a Tues/Fri game situation. Not sure if this is feasible with when soccer has their games scheduled. 4. Preseason non-league games are to be scheduled as the schedule permits per UHSAA ruling if game limitation is changed. 5. Varsity and Junior Varsity games will be played on the same day, at the same site. 6. Varsity game time is subject to field availability at the various schools, but game times will generally be either 5:30 pm or 7:00 pm ● Junior Varsity game time is before the varsity game at either 3:30 pm or 5:00 pm 7. Changes in game time and/or site must be approved by the principals and coaches of both schools involved. 8. Host schools are responsible for notifying officials in advance of any change in the schedule. 9. Host school coaches will be responsible for calling the Varsity team scores into the Deseret News (801-237-2162 after 4:00 pm), the Salt Lake Tribune (801-257-8900 after 4:00 pm), and MaxPreps. 10. The uniform sportsmanship policy applies. Lacrosse will be administered according to the policy listed in the general policies ● Any coach, player or bench personnel ejected by an official for unsportsmanlike behavior will be suspended from the next regularly scheduled game at that level of play and any intervening levels of play. ● Any participant involved in a second incident/ejection will be suspended for the next two (2) regularly scheduled games. ● A third ejection will result in suspension for the remainder of the season. ● The fighting rule is incorporated as part of the sportsmanship policy. Any bench personnel other than the head coach who leaves the confines of the bench area during a fight are disqualified from the game and must leave the field. A squad member or any team personnel who leaves the bench area during a fight or who participates in a fight during the season, will be ejected from that game. ● Fans must be seated 10 feet from the sideline. A painted white line must designate the fan seating area. 11. Uniforms must conform to the standards set by the NFHS 12. Any cancelled games due to weather will be rescheduled at the earliest available date as agreed upon by both schools. 13. All-Region IV Boys Lacrosse Team Selection Process: ● 1st Team All-Region will include 18 players as voted on by the coaches at the end of the season and as the state tournament begins (4 attack/4 mid/4 defense/2 lsm/2 goalies/1 fos/1 ssdm) ● 2nd Team will be 13 players by position. No Honorable Mention team will be selected. 14. The number of people at the statistician table will be limited to five total. The home team will be allowed three: time keeper, statistician, and spotter; and the away team will be allowed two: statistician and spotter.
Region IV Lacrosse (boys) Schedule 2021 - 2022 Tuesday, March 29, 2022 Thursday, March 31, 2022 Westlake @ Skyridge, 5:30 pm American Fork @ Pleasant Grove, 7:00 pm Lone Peak @ American Fork, 7:00 pm Skyridge @ Lone Peak, 7:00 pm Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove, 7:00 pm Corner Canyon @ Westlake, 7:00 pm Tuesday, April 12, 2022 SPRING BREAK Pleasant Grove @ Westlake, 7:00 pm Thursday, April 14, 2022 Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon, 7:00 pm American Fork @ Skyridge, 5:30 pm Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak, 7:00 pm Westlake @ American Fork, 7:00 pm Tuesday, April 19, 2022 Skyridge @ Corner Canyon, 7:00 pm (Friday, April 15) Westlake @ Lone Peak, 7:00 pm Thursday, April 21, 2022 Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove, 7:00 pm Corner Canyon @ American Fork, 7:00 pm Skyridge @ Westlake, 7:00 pm American Fork @ Lone Peak, 7:00 pm Tuesday, April 26, 2022 Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon, 7:00 pm (Friday, April 22) Pleasant Grove @ American Fork, 7:00 pm Thursday, Apri 28, 2022 Lone Peak @ Skyridge, 5:30 pm Westlake @ Corner Canyon, 7:00 pm Westlake @ pleasant Grove, 7:00 pm Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak, 7:00 pm Tuesday, May 3, 2022 Skyridge @ American Fork, 7:00 pm Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove, 7:00 pm Thursday, May 5, 2022 American Fork @ Westlake, 7:00 pm Corner Canyon @ Skyridge, 5:30 pm American Fork @ Corner Canyon, 7:00 pm (Friday, April 23) Lone Peak @ Westlake, 7:00 pm Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge, 5:30 pm STATE TOURNAMENT: NAME PHONE EMAIL Tyson Poole 801-610-8800 [email protected] COACH INFORMATION 801-826-6400 SCHOOL Aaron Ika 801-610-8810 [email protected] Bruce Tucker 801-610-8170 [email protected] American Fork Erik Bayles 801-610-8820 [email protected] Corner Canyon Greg Saunders 801-610-8815 [email protected] Daniel Horne [email protected] Lone Peak Pleasant Grove Skyridge Westlake
LACROSSE Region Chairman: Tammy Stuart (girls) Contact Number: 801-610-8815 Begin Practice Date: February 28, 2022 First Contest Date: March 7, 2022 Eligibility list/team photo due: March 18, 2022: State Competition: May Academic All State Accepted: Mar 22 - Apr 21, 2022 Arbiter: Megan Poulsen, [email protected] GUIDELINES 1. All general policies in the Region IV Activities Manual should be read and will apply to the sport of lacrosse. 2. Each school has the option to play a maximum of 16 games for both Varsity and Junior Varsity as per instruction in the UHSAA Handbook. This total does not include playoff games. It was requested that region games be changed from playing schools twice to once. This would eliminate the first five matches on the schedule. 3. Preseason non-league games are to be scheduled as the schedule permits per UHSAA ruling if game limitation is changed. 4. Varsity and Junior Varsity games will be played on the same day, at the same site. 5. Varsity game time is subject to field availability at the various schools, but game times will generally be either 3:30 pm or 50 pm ● Junior Varsity game time is before the varsity game at either 5:30 pm or 7:00 pm 6. Changes in game time and/or site must be approved by the principals and coaches of both schools involved. 7. Host schools are responsible for notifying officials in advance of any change in the schedule. 8. Host school coaches will be responsible for calling the Varsity team scores into the Deseret News (801-237-2162 after 4:00 pm), the Salt Lake Tribune (801-257-8900 after 4:00 pm), and MaxPreps. 9. The uniform sportsmanship policy applies. Lacrosse will be administered according to the policy listed in the general policies ● Any coach, player or bench personnel ejected by an official for unsportsmanlike behavior will be suspended from the next regularly scheduled game at that level of play and any intervening levels of play. ● Any participant involved in a second incident/ejection will be suspended for the next two (2) regularly scheduled games. ● A third ejection will result in suspension for the remainder of the season. ● The fighting rule is incorporated as part of the sportsmanship policy. Any bench personnel other than the head coach who leaves the confines of the bench area during a fight are disqualified from the game and must leave the field. A squad member or any team personnel who leaves the bench area during a fight or who participates in a fight during the season, will be ejected from that game. ● Fans must be seated 10 feet from the sideline. A painted white line must designate the fan seating area. 10. Uniforms must conform to the standards set by the NFHS 11. Any cancelled games due to weather will be rescheduled at the earliest available date as agreed upon by both schools. 12. All-Region IV Girls Lacrosse Team Selection Process: ● 1st Team All-Region will include 18 players as voted on by the coaches at the end of the season and as the state tournament begins (4 attack/4 mid/4 defense/2 lsm/2 goalies/1 fos/1 ssdm) ● 2nd Team will be 13 players by position. No Honorable Mention team will be selected. 13. The number of people at the statistician table will be limited to five total. The home team will be allowed three: time keeper, statistician, and spotter; and the away team will be allowed two: statistician and spotter.
Region IV Lacrosse (girls) Schedule 2021 - 2022 Tuesday, March 29, 2022 Thursday, March 31, 2022 Skyridge @ Westlake - 5:00 pm Pleasant Grove @ American Fork - 5:00 pm American Fork @ Lone Peak - 3:30 pm (soccer field) Lone Peak @ Skyridge - 3:30 pm Pleasant Grove @ Corner Canyon - 5:00 pm Westlake @ Corner Canyon - 5:00 pm (Friday, April 1) SPRING BREAK Tuesday, April 12, 2022 Thursday, April 14, 2022 Westlake @ Pleasant Grove - 5:00 pm Lone Peak @ Pleasant Grove - 5:00 pm Corner Canyon @ Lone Peak - 5:00 pm American Fork @ Westlake - 5:00 pm Skyridge @ American Fork - 5:00 pm Corner Canyon @ Skyridge - 3:30 pm Tuesday, April 19, 2022 Thursday, April 21, 2022 American Fork @ Corner Canyon - 5”00 pm Westlake @ Skyridge - 5:00 pm Lone Peak @ Westlake - 5:00 pm Lone Peak @ American Fork - 5:00 pm Pleasant Grove @ Skyridge - 3:30 pm Corner Canyon @ Pleasant Grove - 5:00 pm Tuesday, April 26, 2022 Thursday, Apri 28, 2022 American FOrk @ Pleasant Grove - 5:00 pm Pleasant Grove @ Westlake- 5:00 pm Skyridge@ Lone Peak - 5:00 pm Lone Peak @ Corner Canyon - 5:00 pm (Friday, April 29) Corner Canyon @ Westlake - 5:00 pm American Fork @ Skyridge - 3:30 pm Tuesday, May 3, 2022 Thursday, May 5, 2022 Pleasant Grove @ Lone Peak - 5:00 pm Corner Canyon @ American Fork - 5:00 pm Westlake@ American Fork - 5:00 pm Westlake @ Lone Peak - 5:00 pm Skyridge @ Corner Canyon - 5:00 pm Skyridge @ Pleasant Grove - 5:00 pm STATE TOURNAMENT: NAME PHONE EMAIL Tyson Poole 801-610-8800 [email protected] COACH INFORMATION Matt Kenning 801-826-6400 SCHOOL Bruce Tucker 801-610-8810 [email protected] Alese Wright 801-610-8170 [email protected] American Fork Greg Saunders 801-610-8820 [email protected] Corner Canyon Daniel Horne 801-610-8815 [email protected] [email protected] Lone Peak Pleasant Grove Skyridge Westlake
MUSIC Region Chairman: (Instrumental) Kari Shirk Contact Number: 801-610-8820 (Instrumental & Vocal) Region Chairman: (Music) Justin Reeves Contact Number: 801-610-8810 State Entry Deadline: State Festival: Academic All-State Accepted: GUIDELINES: 1. It is the duty of the host school to pay the adjudicators. Adjudicator contract and reimbursement request form should be sent to Skyridge High School. 2. The host school will provide information on starting time, procedures, list of suggested judges (for approval), adjudication, etc to the other participating schools at least 3 weeks in advance. 3. Eligibility list due date for the State for Music is March 1at. Instructions for filling out and submitting forms can be found at https://www.uhsaa.org/music/2017/EligibilityForrm.pdf 4. Due to the large number of region schools participating in music festivals, festival hosts may choose to schedule the beginning of the festival as early as 1:00 pm to ensure the festival can end by 9:00 pm. Otherwise festivals should start at 3:30 pm. 5. All participants in region and state solo and ensemble festivals must meet the UHSAA eligibility guidelines as specified in the handbook https://uhsaa.org/music/ 6. Participation as an audience member is an important part of each large group festival. Each school should plan on attending the majority of the festival and listening to at least three or more other groups' performances. Host schools will assign each school an audience block to assure that each school has an audience for their performance. 7. Responsibilities of the host school: ● Arranging for facilities for the festival ● Publicity for the festival ● Programmi 8. The host school will follow the state handbook instructions for procuring and paying qualified adjudicators. 9. Each school must inform the Festival Chairman of the host school three weeks in advance of the number of entries they intend to enter. Schools not notifying the festival chairman of the number of entries may not be permitted to participate. INSTRUMENTAL 1. Adjudicators will be contracted for festivals as follows: ● Solo & Ensemble - adjudicators contracted as needed. ● Concert Band - 2 panels of 3 adjudicators. ● Jazz Band - 3 adjudicators ● Orchestra - 3 adjudicators. 2. Each school may submit unlimited entries to the Solo & Ensemble Festival; however, entries beyond 40 should be prioritized to allow each school adequate representation. 3. All students participating in instrumental music festivals must be members of the school’s music program. 4. Regarding Region Jazz Festival - please refer to the UMEA Jazz Policy - https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/4a996b_7f5ca05c944b4281b5764a0203f79097.pdf Region IV will follow the same format/guidelines as the State Jazz Festival. 5. Regarding Region Concert Band Festival - please refer to the UMEA State Band Festival Requirements: https://www.umea.us/festival-requirements Region IV will follow the same format/guidelines as the State Concert Band Festival.
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